Heavy rain hits South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia
local. Our Own Live Super Doppler 4 HD Tracking Torrential rain is now moving into the mountains and will be back in Tennessee overnight. Upstate, heavy rains poured into Greenville, Lauren, Spartanburg, Gaffney, back to Anderson Oconee in Pickens County, and heavy rains hit northeastern Georgia, but then headed back towards the Atlanta Metro now. , there are many lightning bolts associated with this. I wouldn’t be at all surprised to hear a few thunder tonight. In fact, I had high hopes for many communities upstate. I’m not seeing widespread inclement weather here at home, but with this activity streaming our way, there will certainly be some heavy rain as we move into the overnight hours. Thankfully our air masses are very stable here and chilly in the early ’50s, but back west with active tornado threats in Alabama and Mississippi, the air masses and risks are moderated. are significantly different. An ongoing threat to the nighttime hours. In fact, they rarely issue a 4 out of 5 risk level due to tonight’s bad weather heading into Mississippi and Alabama. This includes nighttime tornado risk in Mississippi. We do not believe this threat will change in any direction. In fact, a good old fashioned downpour will help you sleep tonight. You don’t have enough storm fuel to intensify the thunderstorm. Just don’t expect it to develop across the region. Tornado risk is also moving back west. This is a combination of storm fuel and wind shear, which is the energy of the wind in the atmosphere that rotates around it. We’re getting closer to home now, but tomorrow’s weather is unlikely to be as bad as in Atlanta, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to be our neck of the woods. We’ll continue to watch it pour into the area while we sleep tonight. Sometimes it gets very heavy, especially around 1, 2, 3 o’clock. This is what you could certainly hear, some thunder. Well, around 5:00 and 6:00 am it is indeed raining very heavily. Please wake up and see. Pereira maps this in live Super Doppler 4 HD. By the time the temperature hits her 730 degrees or so, most of the heaviest rain falls south of her 85 degrees. By 9:00 at 10:00 we see better weather starting to roll in. It’s been dry for most of us, and by lunchtime we’re actually starting to see the skies clear with the sun returning. From mid 60’s to her early 60’s and even closer to her 70’s you should be prepared for short sleeves. And when it’s all said, there comes a very windy day. It is about 1 inch across the area, with some areas approaching 2 inches, resulting in recurring thunderstorms. Now 54 in Greenville and 52 in Spartanburg, very stable, cold air. Still, there could be some very heavy rain tonight and a few thunderstorms. When you wake up tomorrow, under 50 on tap, every hour, we take the rain off early, early in the morning, really after 7am. I’m losing weight. Then, by 10:00, the sky becomes cloudy, and between 1:00 and 4:00, the temperature drops rapidly and the sun slows down a bit. That’s when the cold air starts to catch up with us. Especially in mountainous areas where you go from 50 at 1:00 to 46 at 4:00 pm. Temperatures during the day are usually the opposite. Well, tomorrow will get colder as the day goes on. I can feel the cold air knocking on the mountain door. Then you’ll see it flow into the north. 67 degrees tomorrow and a high of 54 degrees on Thursday. And it looks like it’s going to be cold again on Friday. Below average as it should be at this time of year. However, spotted showers on Sunday and early next week led to cloud formation and quick warmer weather on Saturday, with a tap in the low to mid-60s. Western North Carolina gets a lot of rain. Windy in the morning, windy and cold in the afternoon.And we are 51 on Thursday
Heavy rain hits South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia
Updated: November 29, 2022 at 11:26 PM EST
Heavy rains are approaching the area and will become widespread late Tuesday night. Rain will be heaviest between 1am and 7am.Heavy rain with several thunderstorms late evening through early Wednesday morning. At this point, most models are showing an average of about an inch, which seems to be a good amount of rain. The sky should clear up Wednesday morning. Very windy and mild, with high temperatures in the high 60s before cold air arrives. Thursday morning will start below freezing in most areas, with daytime highs in the 50s. Friday morning will be even colder.
Heavy rain is approaching the area and will be widespread late Tuesday night.
Rain will be heaviest from 1am to 7am
Heavy rain with thunderstorms possible late into the evening and early Wednesday morning.
At this point, most models are averaging about an inch, which looks like a good amount of rain.
Some localized spots may receive higher amounts.
The sky should clear up by Wednesday morning. It gets very windy and temperatures in the high 60s before the cool air arrives.
Thursday morning will start below freezing in most areas, with daytime highs in the 50s.
Friday morning will be even colder.
