mark, how s it looking? mark: the problem is we had a snow continue after the sun had set. and it is a mess on the roads, especially in the milwaukee areas. they want you to be ready for scenes like this. you can see the accident and they are happening in many places. this is on 70 on sunday 6th street. we have this snow that came down. another accident here, so we are going to see this continuing. if they can wait before going out to hours it will getting better it will be getting better. it is not what we had for a little bit later this afternoon, but you can see the snow continuing to push and about another hour and a half or so. push in way push in. we have a whole lot more to talk snow totals. crews will be working tonight to clear the snow. we have an update on the department of public works. terrie joins us live and there are a lot of truck s out there tonight. terry: we haven t seen any cars stuck in the snow. city streets seem to be passable. the city has
3 ((wrap up)) 3 let s send it over to chris with traffic. 3 we re watching: watching:3 3 here s a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on 3 3 3 the same storm 3 system we re watching this morning has killed at least three people in lousiana and mississippi. mississippi.this is a look people died there. and seven others were critically hurt when severe weather hit an r-v park.in mississippi, one person was killed near hattiesburgit s estimated at least seven tornadoes hit those two states. 3 and the tornado threat is shutting down schools-school districts in horry and georgetown counties, along the coast. will be closed as a precaution today. 3 3 as nicole mentioned we re seeing that system coming toward us.we re monitoring conditions in studio and from the field. field.fox carolina s ashley minelli is live in spartanburg county. 3 - this one area 3 we know gets hit when flash flooding moves in- that s a concern through this evening: watch is under effect until tonight- so f
rd3 you are looking 3 3 the same storm system we re watching this morning has killed at least three people in lousiana and mississippi. mississippi.this is a look from central lousiana . two people died there. and seven others were critically hurt when severe weather hit an r-v park.in mississippi, one person was killed near hattiesburgit s estimated at least seven tornadoes hit those two states. 3 and as this storm heads east.here in south carolina.the tornado threat is shutting down schools- school districts in horry and georgetown counties, along the coast. will be closed as a precaution today. 3 as nicole mentioned we re seeing that system coming toward us.we re monitoring conditions in studio and from the field. field.fox carolina s ashley minelli is live in spartanburg county. 3 - this one area we know gets in- that s a concern through this evening: watch is under effect until 6pm tonight tonight- so far we haven t seen too many issues on roads- debris here on the
be breezy. we have mostly sunny conditions to the full or two in the upstate. 41 will feel colder. we take a look at live super doppler 4 hd, the weather visory continues for the mountains where we have seen some flurries overnight. wind advisories to the south. still very windy today. a few flurries in the mountains early and that will change over to a rain-snow mix. you ll want to check our website, www.wyff4.com, for any reports of delays across western north carolina because of that. low 40 s a breeze at 14 to 20-plus to make it feel cooler. is going to hang with us a while today. 52 in greenville, spartanburg will. asheville, low 40 s best today. we ll talk more about the rest of the week in just a few minutes. allyson: today will be a busy day for clean-up in the carolinas. severe weather blanketed the carolinas yesterday. but it s the wind that created most of the damage left behind. take a look at this damage on west main street in spartanburg. three businesses were
of the week in just a few minutes. allyson: many people in the dark. just over 3,700 people are without power in greenville. in spartanburg, 3,500. in anderson, there are over 1000 . in rutherford, also over 1000 customers without power. geoff: today will be a busy day for clean-up in the carolinas. severe weather blanketed the carolinas yesterday. really the wind that created most of the damage left behind. wyff news 4 s aly myles with a look at some of the damage live from west main street in spartanburg. aly: it is still very cold and very windy this morning. the wind was so bad yesterday. it was breaking limbs and ripping roof tops from buildings. that roof has completely crushed it is hard to see where it started from the beginning. yesterday. three businesses inside it were open at the same time. an insurance agent who insures that building happened to witness the destruction. sitting at the stop sign, all of the sudden a gust of wind hit the roof and i watched it blo