warnings this afternoon. the one thing we have going for us is that that is typically the time that things begin to cool down so the instability might not be as great as if the system was coming through right now. there are a few showers that are showing up in johnston county and also northern wake county and a few just between rocky mount and wilson but nothing terribly exciting at the moment. here is the broader view. you can see a band of showers and a few thunderstorms moving through the mountains. right now, no warnings in effect along this line. there were earlier. if we actually time lapse that, you can see over last hours that we did have some showers popping up in the northern mountains and one isolate warning in central north carolina. what we'll be watching is the circulation there in the upper atmosphere moving out of tennessee into kentucky.

circulation center there in the upper foyer and as that system impinges on a more favorable environment for thunderstorms to develop, we think there probably will be at lost a few warnings later this evening in the wee hours of the morning. we'll talk about what that more favorable environment is and what this system will leave behind. >> thank you. make sure your phone and tablet have the most updated wral weather app t will give you real time updates and notify you if a severe storm is approaching your home using the gps within your device. wet roads, speed and fog. today, troopers said those three problems caused a series of pile-ups on interstate 40 last night. >> what a mess it was. more than 100 cars involved a series of crashes stretching across three counties. dozens of people were hurt. wral's arielle clay is live the update. >> reporter: it took seven

clr up that mess on i-40 yesterday and today, there was still plenty of work left to be done. >> this vehicle was in an accident on top of another vehicle and squeezed into the back of another vehicle. >> reporter: if you are having a hard time picking what robert should help. this is one of 134 vehicles that crash ad long i-40 in a massive afternoon pile-up. >> there is your main impact, your main accident and then there are a lot of sub gent accidents where people are reactioning to the initial wreck -- subsequent accidents. it started on i-40 eastbound at around 33:06:78 as emergency crews worked to clear the eastbound lanes, drives headed west started to slow down leading to several other collisions over a four-mile portion of i-40. by the time turner showed one his tow truck, there was chaos all around. >> every time i went you out to

be like i'm going to get caught again. >> never, never in my life. >> reporter: one of those belonged to barry holmes heading to raleigh from south carolina. she said being involved in the pile-up was terrifying. >> in the middle lane. all four lanes people were ju running into the back of cars. >> highway patrol says high speed and heavy rain and fog contributed to the collisions. >> we all the time get three, six, eight-car pile-ups on the interstate because of the reaction factor. we've never had one of this magnitude. >> reporter: there were no fatalities in all of those accidents yesterday. twenty-five people were taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries. >> what a mess. arielle clay live in durham. thank you. a 37-year-old man died in

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one day before the north carolina primary, candidates make stops across the state. while republican front runner donald trump is in hickory, treatmentic presidential candidate hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in charlotte. good evening. i'm lynda loveland. >> reporter: we are hours away from when hillary clinton will take the stage and already we begin to see some of her supporters standing if line outside the building. they really are waiting and waying for her to get here. she will speak at the grady cole center in charlotte, expected to take the stage around 9:30 this evening. support for the former secretary of state seems strong in this state if you agree with recent polls. they show clinton leading bernie sanders. i spoke with one of the supporter and she was

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