on average, 1-3 inches l along the i-85 corridor, from a trace to a dusting south of i-85. in the southern upstate, not a whole lot of snow or sleet or rain. of course, north of i-85 in the northern upstate, anywhere from 3-7 plus inches of snow. in the mountains, 7-15 less inches of snow. this could be a record for the most snow from this snowstorm, not just in our area but up and down the eastern seaboard. amounts. i called jeff at the national weather service, take a look at this. this is mount mitchell. six thousand 684 feet at the top. look at this. when the snowstorm came in, 11 inches from early thursday morning until friday. this is unofficial. they will continue to look over e data. four-day one inches from friday until saturday in the morthen from saturday morning to sunday morning, a total of 57 inches of snow fell on top of mount mitchell. that would shatter the record from 1993. unbelievable. this is unofficial, though. the top of mount mitchell in north carolina
myra: according to the highway patrol, 68-year-old daniel hodge of greer was heading east on highway 14 when he swerved to avoid andy, who was off the road and heading toward him. but troopers say the driver hit a frozen patch, and ended up hitting andy. he died at the hospital, and the crash remains under investigation. i can t imagine how that driver must feel, knowing what happened. you know, after this happened, i m definitely going to think twice about running on the road when it s snowing. he was a father to three children, and he didn t come back from his run that day. and i think, when you look at it like that, it could be any of us out there. myra: a community of athletes feeling the loss. , my heart just goes out to the family, because i know how hard this is going to be for them. myra: myra ruiz, w carol: a couple of riverside high school athletic groups have organized a benefit for andy s family. the chick fil-a on pelham road portion of sales to the van evera
mid to high-level clouds across the skies ahead of a week cold front to the west. all bring showers late in the day tomorrow, especially in the mountains.at the freezing mark, 32 in spartanburg. 38 in greenville, 41 in clemson. depends on where you are, the clouds may cap the temperatures from drog to glee. when the clouds breakup, temperatures drop quickly. 34 in asheville, 30 in boone. your wake up weather looks likepartly cloudy in the upstate, light winds, temperature 30. not dropping too fast. 28 the overnight low. that is hardly to mostly cloudy in the mountains, a slig couple sprinkles. the storms arrive. we will talk about the state place. michael: thanks, john. school districts will run on a county schools. others will stay closed tomorrow. he will find those on the ticker below and our mobile app. but today some parents are , saying the roads looked fine where they were. greenville county schools says it has 25 people scout t district when there s bad weather. the
snow, some saw a lot. in greenville county, such a long counted that higher elevations are dealing with slippery dobviously, in western north carolina, too. watch out for areas of black ice, and light rain is coming in for today, tonight and into tomorrow. we will see that taper off by thursday. as far as temperatures this morning, as you step outdoors, it is chilly. greenville at 34. let s check on a few of the communities. caesar s head at 31, boiling springs and spartanburg right at 30. light breezes this morning will pick up five to seven for the afternoon and we are looking at 54 point upstate high today. upper 40 s for the mountains with showers. keep that in mind. we will have more on what the geoff: many school district are closed and you can see them at the bottom of your screen. allyson: many parents had complaints, saying that many of the roads look fine yesterday, but sky4 did find trouble spots. one reason to close is safety. they say they have 10,000 employees i