Name: John's weather forecast
Uploaded: 2020-03-03T21:10:20.000Z
Duration: 2 min 42 s
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TO AVOID ANOTHER MASSIVE LAWSUIT AFTER BEING BLAMED FOR A WILDFIRE LAST YEAR THAT WIPED OUT AN ENTIRE TOWN.

JOHN: HERE IS THE FRONT PUSHING THROUGH WITH SOME POCKETS OF MODERATE TO HEAVY DOWNPOURS OF RAIN.

THIS IS WHAT WE EXPECTED, REALLY . BRIEF, HEAVY RAIN SHOWERS SCATTERED AROUND THE AREA.

NOTICE AT THE AIRPORT, ONLY 1/10 OF AN INCH OF RAIN.

LESS THAN THAT IN ANDERSON AND GREENVILLE.

LOOK AT THIS, HEAVIER DOWNPOURS AT THE AIRPORT, CLOSING IN WITH AN INCH AND A HALF OF RAIN SINCE LAST NIGHT.

DEGREES AND VERY BREEZY, WEST WIND AT 16 MILES PER HOUR, DROPPING THE HUMIDITY LEVELS DOWN.

CLOUDINESS AND CLOUDS, SUNNY AND BREEZY OTHERWISE.

HUMIDITY BREEZY -- A LITTLE BIT COOLER, BUT STILL VERY NICE IN THE MOUNTAINS.

ONCE THE SUN GOES DOWN, SO WILL THE TEMPERATURES.

HERE IS OUR COLD FRONT PASSING BY US FROM EARLIER.

THE WAVE HELP THE -- HELPED GIVE US RAIN, BUT NOW THE WIND HAS SHIFTED TO THE MID-ATLANTIC STATES AND THERE IS NOT GOING ALONG WITH THE FRONT ITSELF.

JUST FROM NORTH CAROLINA INTO RALEIGH DURHAM.

BUT SOME THUNDERSTORMS TO BRIEFLY BECOME STRONGER SEVERE.

RIGHT NOW THERE ARE NO WARNINGS OR WATCHES.

LOOK AT HOW WARM IT IS IN COLUMBIA AND CHARLESTON.

THE LOWS FOR TONIGHT, THE BREEZE KEEPS THE MIXING OF THE AIR, KEEPING FROST FROM FORMING IN THE MOUNTAINOUS AREAS.

IN THE VALLEYS IN THE MOUNTAINS YOU MIGHT BE KILLING FROST AND FREEZING TEMPERATURES TOMORROW MORNING.

SEASONABLY COOL, WITH LENGTHY OF SUNSHINE.

SO FOR TOMORROW, LOTS OF SUNSHINE, HIGH OF 68 DEGREES.

LOW OF 42, 30’S NORTH OF 85 IN THE MOUNTAINS.

TOMORROW INTO THURSDAY, EXPECT FROST AND FEET -- FREEZE WARNINGS TO BE POSTED FOR THE MOUNTAINOUS AREAS AND IN THE FOOTHILLS.

INTO THE UPCOMING WEEKEND, NOT A GREAT THREAT FOR RAIN.

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