commercials unlikability, persuasiveness, brand, identity. talking weather now. still raining in parts of the midlands. chief meteorologist john farley joins us now. john, some cold temperatures, too. yeah, cold temperatures spilling in behind the rain. the rain along 95 is still wet. one more gasp of showers pushing through newberry and slide counties. that will do it for us tonight. what will happen, there you go, there s the line of what s left of the showers. we re looking to the west, the sun has set. once that line goes through, it s going to be clearing out, clearing out pretty quickly. here are the temperatures, they re in the 40s. this is one of those deals where this winter we haven t had a whole lot of days we ve been into the 40s. we re going to have a long stretch of them starting tomorrow and going for a couple of days here. here you go, the next couple of hours, 40 and windy. but the time you get going tomorrow morning, it will be down into the mid-30s. i
center with more. we ll be down close to freezing. you see the wind. i ve zoomed in on the flags. these are flags on top of the state house. they are blowing out of the west. that will be in place tonight and tomorrow as well. let s give you a peek at the temperatures. we re getting down in the 30s. it won t take long to get to the mid 30s and low 40s. factor in the wind it will feel cooler. 30s. plenty of sunshine but breezy. that s gonna be the theme as we go through the day. i say breezy, i should be using the term windy especially the middle part of the day. we ll see gusts even as high as 30 especially at lakes. it will grab your attention. when your temperatures are in the 40s, you throw a 30-mile-an-hour wind on top of it, it s cold. that s where we re going tomorrow and this wind is gonna be in play not only tomorrow but as we go through the week. so winter has not left us by any means. i will explain more about that up in a little bit. hundreds at south carolina
temperatures to parts of the midlands. this is a live look at downtown columbia. good evening. thank you for joining us. i m alicia barnes. i m ben hoover. the latest from new hampshire in the primaries up there in just a moment. but first we saw a few snow flurries earlier today. we know you. you are probably wondering when winter s grip will let up. a few is really accurate. chief meteorologist john farley joins us live now in the weather center. we got a couple of pictures in. this is a good one. in is from frederick in gilbert. a little bit of snow on his car. most of us saw this. i got a picture from a guy in kershaw county who had more than that. like a dusting on his car. in some spots? it s a, it s more oppressive. here is the line of snow left over. it s not gonna accumulate to anything significant. maybe a little on the car. but some snow out there tonight. the temperatures are we ll continue to dive down as that cold air continues to blow on in from the north
it feels like it. chief f teorologist john farley with just how low the temperatures will go. it s cold across the midlands. yeah, it is. it s an equal opportunity situation. everyone within a come couple degrees the. the only place love freezing is lexington. we re dropping fast. the air is dry. temperatures are going to plummet. let me show you who cold it will how cold it will get. it will be a very, very cold night. wind is continuing to off off next to nothing. it will be a very, very cold one, especially getting up for the kids in the morning of the get out the. get out the warmest jacket they have. 2 2, 23 somewhere in that range. there won t be much in the way of wind. but again, a very chilly start. going through the day, look at that. we close in on 50. tomorrow will be nothing but sunny and no wind. the difnts. difference. today, the windchills never got above freezing. when i say windchills, it never got above freezing. it will be a different story tomorrow. mor
richland county and the gills creek watershed association explain details like the cost of the project, where the money is coming from and how it would impact their property lines. the greenway would start where kill born road intersects with shady lane and follows gills creek south to bluff road. here s the concern. some say the community would benefit from the trails and picnic areas while others say they don t like the idea. considering the flood damaged area has a long road to recovery after the october floods, think people should have a different perspective on what mother nature can do and this natural wetland should probably be left alone. i think it will give destruct to the harmony and peace in this neighborhood. a lot of the other cities have a lot of greenway that have improved property values in the area and drawn folks from other communities. now, the multi-million dollar project would funded by the richland county transportation penny tax. that was anoth