By the afternoon, low 50s for the upstate in the mountains stay cold early and climb into the upper 30 in the 40 range for the afternoon. It will be a nice weekend, especially by sunday. Allyson thank you. Many people across the carolinas still without power this morning. Geoff the majority of them are back on in our area. In fact, Spartanburg County has the most outages right now. Right around 500. And it is coming down. Greenville county a little over 100 and it was over 3000 yesterday. Wyff news 4s aly myles is live and local in greenville wiwi some other concerns officials are following after the Severe Weather. Aly good morning and happy we friday. Are out here on West Washington street. If you take a look behind me, we are about a block from the post office. This has been shut down since wednesday night. According to duke energy, they say they will have to replace the polls and the power lines as a result of the strong wind. Duke energy says because of the extent of the damage it
Behind the front today, it is a cold wind. It is starting to relax, as expected. Fairly light winds out of the west, but still windy conditions in most of the mountains. Snow showers with the northwesterly flow through north georgia and suburbs of atlanta. Snow showers taking off and starting to concentrate more toward the tennessee line. That will happen through the night tonight. As far as the Winter Weather advisories, that continues until 7 00 in the morning. Another one to four inches of snow possible. Four inches in the west basin slope and the higher elevations. Maybe a dusting in the southeastern part of montford county. Your wake up weather looks like this, lots of sunshine in the upstate. Light winds. 26 degrees in the mountains with still breezy but not as windy. 26 degrees. A look ahead to the weekend him and i will talk about the tornado outbreak we have had over the past week. Michael thank you. Great now hundreds of people are , in the dark in the upstate. Carol in spart
Meanwhile, for the upstate it will be just above freezing. 34 degrees in greenville and mostly clear. Lets look at the live super doppler 4 hd. We can see some spots in haywood and Madison County getting some flurries. That Winter Weather advisory continues through 7 00 a. M. Watch out for slippery spots on mountain roads. Let the sun break up the ice left behind. 31 in asheville. 32 in franklin and hendersonville. Upper 20s right now in boone. It is just above freezing in many of the Higher Elevations of northern of North Carolina. We have 510 mileperhour winds in the upstate. The makes it feel like 28 in laurens and 1215 from boone to hendersonville. Afternoon highs today will reach low 50s in the upstate. Top the 40 mark later this afternoon. We have a warmup coming by the weekend. Allyson thank you, theyll. Any people across the carolinas are still without power this morning. Crews have been working around the clock to restore the outages. Geoff the majority of them are back on in
We have had snow, ice, i would like to see some warmer temperatures. Michael breakout the flipflops. We will soon see some warmer temperatures. We have been looking at the weather models. We will be chilly over the next 24 hours. This is supposed to make it our way by sunday. We will be in the lower 60s across the area. As we get into tuesday, we are in the middle 60s. That cold air does eventually move in. When cold air and warm air clashes, it leads to some storms. That is leading out our warmer air by wednesday. The track of this lower pressure system could mean Severe Weather for the south. John it looks like it could stay to the west. Most of the energy could stay to our north. Nice to get some showers moving we will watch closely for you. Michael back totohe fallout. Crews have been working all day yesterday am a knocking out power across North Carolina. Carol Allyson Powell with a look at that cleanup. Allyson after yesterdays storm, power was out for several areas. Some were no
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