AND
AND TENS
AND TENS OF THOUSANDS LOST POWER FROM THE STORM SYSTEM. IS FONT TORNADOES IN ALABAMA
AND LOUISIANA.
YOU CAN SEE THE DAMAGE FROM THE
WIND
>> STORMS ARE PUSHING THROUGH
THE CAROLINAS.
A LIVE LOOK AT OUR FIRST WARNED
DOPPLER RADAR.
60 MILES PER HOUR WITH
LIGHTNING AND HEAVY RAIN.
WE HAD WARNINGS WRAP UP YOUR
CHESTER AND UNION COUNTIES.
WE SEE TREES AND POWER LINES
DOWN ALL OVER THE AREA.
LEXI WILSON IS IN THE STORM
+@ TRACKER WITH THE LATEST ROAD
COND+@ITIONS OUTAGES AND A LOOK
AT DAMAGE.
WE WOULD CHECK IN WITH HER IN
JUST A+@ MINUTE.
LET'S SEND IT OVER TO AISHA.
. REALLY BUSY NIGHT WE ARE
CONTINUING TO TRACK THIS LINE
OF SEVERE STORMS.
CONTINUE+@S OFF TO THE EAST.
WE ARE STARTING TO SEE THINGS
QUIET DOWN BACK TO THE WEST.
WE'VE GOT NUMEROUS SEVERE
THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS
ASSOCIATED WITH THIS LINE.
AS WE ZOOM IN WE ARE STILL
DEALING WITH TH+@E HEAVY RAIN +
ALSO THE GUSTY WINDS FROM
SAULSBERRY DOWN TO JACKSON HILL
EVEN BACK TO THE MAC AS WE GET
CLOSER TO THE CITY WE HAVE
HEAVY POCKETS OF RAIN THROUGH
HUNTERSVILLE BACK TOWARDS EVEN
STRETCHING DOWN TOWARD MONROE.
FURTHER TO THE EAST ACROSS
HANSEN BUILT RICHMOND COUNTY
ALSO CHESTERFIELD COUNTY WE
HAVE THIS LINE OF HEAVY RAIN
AND GUSTY WINDS.
THIS IS A SE+@VERE STORM.
IS A CONTINUES TO PUSH OFF TO
THE EAST.
THE ENTIRE LINE WE ARE TRACKING
THAT ALSO +@HAD A HISTORY OF
PRODUCING SOME QUICK SPIN UP
TORNADOES.
THAT WAS THE CASE EARLIER
+@
TORNADOES. THAT WAS THE CASE EARLIER TODAY.
ALSO JUST BEFORE WE CAME ON AIR
WITH THAT TORNADO WARNING
ISSUED OVER UNION COUNTY.
NO TORNADO CONFIRMED.
THAT WAS THE GOOD NEWS.
THE WATCH STILL STANDS UNTIL
MIDNIGHT FOR A GOOD CHUNK OF
THE AREA.
I DO THINK THEY WILL START TO
SCALE THAT TORNADO WATCH BACK
BECAUSE THE LINE IS MOVING SO
QUICKLY.
FOR THE REST OF TONIGHT WE WILL
KEEP THE RAIN AND EVEN THE
+@ STORMS IN THE FORECAST
ESPECIALLY FOR THE EASTERN
COUNTIES.
AS WE GO INTO SUNDAY MORNING WE
DRY OUT QUICKLY AND NICELY AS
WELL.
SUNDAY SHAPING UP TO BE A MUCH
BETTER DAY THAN TODAY.
WE'LL TALK ABOUT THE END OF
YOUR WE CAN FORECAST.
WE HAVE MORE RAIN AND MORE
STORMS TO TRACK THEM I WILL LET
YOU KNOW WHEN THE SEVEN-DAY
FORECAST
>>
FORECAST >> >>> LIVE TEAM COVERAGE
CONTINUES IN GASTONIA.
LEXI WILSON JOINS US LIVE.
I KNOW YOU HAVE BEEN ALL OVER
THE VIEWING AREA INCLUDING YORK
COUNTY.
YOU ARE IN GASTON COUNTY.
WHAT YOU SEE
COUNTY. YOU ARE IN GASTON COUNTY.
DEFINITELY HAVE BEEN SEEING SEVERE WEATHER TONIGHT. WE ARE IN GASTON COUNTY.
TAKE A LOOK AT THE ROAD WE ARE
ON HICKORY GROVE ROAD.
THE RAIN IS COMING DOWN.
EARLIER WE SAW SOME DEBRIS ON
THE ROAD AS WELL.
DEFINITELY HAVE BEEN FEELING
SOME OF THE WIND THAT AISHA WAS
THE ROAD AS WELL. DEFINITELY HAVE BEEN FEELING SOME OF THE WIND THAT AISHA WAS@
TALKING ABOUT.
WE HAVE BEEN DRIVING ALL NIGHT
AND SEEING THE HEAVY RAIN.
AT ONE POINT WAS POURING AND WE
COULD BARELY SEE THE ROAD IN
FRONT OF US.
WE ARE DEFINITELY SEEING AND
HEARING THE WIND.
IF YOU PLAN ON HITTING THE ROAD
DRIVE SAFE.
SLOW DOWN AND MAKE SURE YOUR
WINDSHIELD WIPERS ARE WORKING.
+@
SLOW DOWN AND MAKE SURE YOUR WINDSHIELD WIPERS ARE WORKING. RIGHT NOW WE SEE NUMERO+@US
REPORTS OF TREES DOWN IN GASTON
COUNTY.
ALSO WE ARE ALSO SEEN TREES
DOWN IN LINCOLN AS WELL AS
BROOKS COUNTIES AND WHAT
ROADWAYS AND HEAVY RAIN HAVE
CAUSED DIFFERENT CRASHES
>> WE WILL CONTINUE TO MONITOR
THIS AND BRING YOU THE
LATEST.>>> POWER OUTS ALL OVER
THE CAROLINAS TONIGHT.
A LOOK AT THE LATEST NUMBERS
FROM DUKE ENERGY.
3000 PEOPLE IN THE DARK IN
HICKORY.
MORE THAN 500 IN SOUTH
CHARLOTTE.
1000 SOUTHWEST OF GASTONIA.
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS VIDEO FROM
UPTOWN CHARLOTTE.
YOU CAN SEE AND HEAR HOW HARD
THE RAIN COMING DOWN.
WE HAVE SEEN VIDEOS LIKE THIS
ALL OVER THE AREA THIS EVENING.
SOUTH GRAHAM AND WEST FOURTH
STREET.
MORE THAN 500 PEOPLE WITHOUT
POWER IN CHARLOTTE TONIGHT.
>>> VIEWER VIDEO CONDITIONS IN
GASTONIA.
A DRIVEWAY TURNED INTO A RIVER
FROM THE HEAVY RAIN.
HEAVY OUTAGES THEY ARE.
EARLIER THIS EVENING WE HAD
SEVERE STORM WARNINGS FOR
SEVERAL COUNTIES IN THE WESTERN
MOUNTAINS.
TAKE A LOOK AT THE VIDEO FROM A
WEATHER CAMERA AND DOWNTOWN
BONE.
THE RAIN IS COMING DOWN HARD.
FOR THE LATEST ON