greenville and spartanburg, simpsonville at 24, and boiling springs: 21. grab the warm coat. let's take the wind and add it to temperatures. it feels like five in hendersonville, -7 in boone, 19 in anderson. even a light breeze will accentuate it, but the wind in the mountains is brutal. the editor weather coming after a cold weekend. we will tell you when the warmer temperatures come back. allyson: thank you. that cold weather not letting up anytime soon. geoff: aly myles has an illustration of how cold it is. aly: good morning. go look at the fountain outside county bank. usually, there would be fire on top of that but just ice. so much ice.

seen on the fountain in downtown greenville. a good sign of just how much you need to bundle up this morning. we will see above freezing temperatures later today. as of right now, not anywhere close to that and when the wind comes through, it is bitter cold. experts tell you that these are the temperatures, if you're not layer that properly, you will be dealing with hypothermia or frost bite. we are a couple blocks away from the bus stop and we will be getting to election coverage in a couple of minutes. that is around the corner at the peace center when the candidates will be on saturday. once again, bundle up before you head out. aly myles wyff news 4 live in downtown greenville. allyson: thank you. shifting our focus to commitment 2016 now, with the focus on south carolina. candidates continue making stops in the upstate looking for your vote. geoff: that includes gop frontrunner donald trump, who's boasting about his poll numbers in the state. >> by the way, the original

they're through the roof, and they're high, we are high. geoff: trump averages a 16-point lead in state polls. trump also announced an endorsement at a big rally last night in pendleton. former chair of the south carolina port authority bill stern has thrown his support behind the candidate. also former governor jeb bush , will host a meet and greet tomorrow in anderson. it's set to be at 11:15 a.m. at mama penn's restaurant on north main street. this is video from his town hall event yesterday in mount pleasant. allyson: marco rubio will be at southside christian school in simpsonville today. this after visiting spartanburg yesterday. it was a packed ballroom at the spartanburg marriott. rubio says he's not going to let his performance in the recent debate affect saturday's. >> this will be our ninth debate now. so we're prepared and we're ready. i know what i believe in. i'm ready. i hope they ask us good policy questions. it's time for some policy debate in this campaign. allyson: meanwhile two men in , robot costumes drew attention

pac who say they're from new hampshire to highlight the point that rubio acts like a robot with memorized speeches. coming off a second place finish in new hampshire, john kasich's looking to build momentum here in south carolina. >> i need your support. i need your help here. i'm going to get pummeled, millions are going to be spent against me, but i'm going to do my best to stay positive, to talk about my record. allyson: he'll be in florence today, after visiting the low country yesterday. geoff: doctor ben carson will be in gaffney this afternoon. he's then set to head to wintrhop university with senator ted cruz for a candidate forum at winthop university from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. carson will also be at bob jones university friday. he's taking part in the 2016 faith and family presidential forum from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. allyson: a couple of candidates are no longer holding campaign events in south carolina or any events at all. carly fiorina suspended her

fiorina struggled to build support in the crowded primary field. new jersey governor chris christie also dropped out of the race yesterday after a sixth-place finish in new hampshire. meanwhile, the democratic candidates are in wisconsin as bernie sanders' campaign announced a fund-raising this. hillary clinton announced a more aggressive approach in message, one we might see on the debate stage tonight in milwaukee. geoff: as pollsters try to get a read on the american voter leading into the first in the south primary, a national pollster and public policy expert's spending time at furman. peter hart is a fellow in residence this week teaching students. but he's also listening for the issues and concerns close to the heart of millennials. he says new technology actually makes reaching people these days harder. >> we have to reach through cell phones. that's a harder reach. and many people are going

medium and at this stage, there's no longer the old rules, the new rules are coming in. geoff: he also says social media makes it easier to find people who agree politically but makes it harder for groups with differing opinions to reach agreement. you can see peter hart at work tonight. wyff 4 is teaming up with the riley institute at furman for a commitment 2016 voter focus group. this is an exclusive live streaming event starting at 7:00 tonight from our wyff 4 studios. it will include upstate voters weighing in on the upcoming first in the south presidential primaries. you can watch this exclusive event live on our wyff 4 app. a vote on closing three pickens county schools comes monday as parents try to save them. allyson: a crowd of 300 students, parents, and teachers met about the proposal last night with school officials at ambler elementary. the school district of pickens

three under enrolled schools ambler, a.r. lews and holly , springs elementarys. the district says it will save the district almost $12 million over five years. but some parents don't think it's best for their children. >> we want our children to stay at our small school where they are thriving academically our cash academically. our test scores prove that the small environment and the student teacher ratio works well for us. allyson: school officials say they are still open to alternatives to the plan. geoff: in the coney county, the judge will decide if any laws were broken in the decision to close another upstate school. parents of students at tamassee-salem middle and high school say the oconee county school district had a hand in declining attendance rates. the attorney for the district says nothing unlawful has been done. district officials say closing the school saves the district three-quarters of a million dollars a year. the judge's decision is expected

allyson: taking a look at the roads. i-85 around the southern connector is smooth. watch out for standing water that could turn to ice. have a 14 has -- highway 14 has construction work. also, an accident in greenville on beach springs road and beach springs church road with no injuries. an accident i am watching. madison, mitchell and yancey counties have delays, but a smooth drive on the interstate. 26 and 40, 85 and 385. that stick a look outside 385 and haywood road. -- let's take a look at 385 and haywood road. geoff: dale, you are talking about possibility of snow next week the cold today. dale: possible snow on monday, but colder before it warms up next week.

23 degrees and mostly clear for the upstate with the light breeze out of the northeast. for the good wind out of the northwest in the mountains of north carolina where wind chill advisories continue late morning and same for the mountains of georgia. temperatures range of 20 in asheville, 24 in greenwood, 13 in boone, greenville and spartanburg in the low 20's. that is cold enough. five to eight mile per hour breezes drop it a degree or two. look what the wins due to mountain temperatures. feels like five and hendersonville, tenant asheville and -6 in boone. temperatures get better in the mountains tomorrow with a blast of cold air on saturday and sunday. monday, monday afternoon we see a 60% chance of flurries with cold there but it warms up tuesday and back to normal by the middle of next week.

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geoff: 12 minutes after 6:00. thank you are being with us. -- for being with us. happening today, a community town hall about a north carolina company looking to dump coal ash in pickens county. mrr pickens has sued the county

permit was suspended last month. the county says it learned the company would dump coal ash on its site near highway 93 and cartee road. however, mrr pickens has now sued the county for $25 million and given county council at least 14 days to negotiate a plan to buy back the land. concerned citizens are holding a town hall with state lawmaker from 6:00 to 8:00 tonight at the liberty civic auditorium. allyson: an update now after a hearing in federal court in greenville in the zach hammond case. the attorneys representing hammond's family asked that the city of seneca provide a more detailed documentation about its communication with other parties and an explanation why it has redacted certain information. to spartanburg now, where officials hope you can help identify suspects in an armed robbery. in this surveillance video you them dressed in black with bandanas walking into the convenience store. deputies say the smaller suspect is armed with an assault riffle. it happened in january at the scotchman convenience store. the store manager says the

>> now, your live super doppler 4 hd forecast. dale: 6:16 the time. let's see the temperatures across the region.

back toward the city skyline, 21 degrees, calm. it is windy in the mountains and that really makes the teens and 20's feel cold. history over the past six hours, flurries along the tennessee-north carolina border. whatever has fallen over the last couple of days still hanging around, so it makes for slippery roads and some closings and delays. these are wind chill advisories for the mountains of georgia, north carolina because of how bitter cold it will feel as the breezes blow. 15 to 25 miles an hour at times. franklin at 23, asheville at 20. marshall at 17, mars hill at 15, rivard at 21. 15 to 20 plus mile-per-hour wind makes temperatures field below zero. deals like minus six in boone,

breeze. what is average this time of the year? on the sunny day with typical conditions, 56 would be an upstate average. we get back to that by the middle of next week. today, 46 may be the best we see. asheville normally sees 50 but not today. more like 34 to 30 eight and feeling colder with wind. another blast of cold canadian air arrives saturday and sunday. sunday will be the coldest of the weekend. on monday afternoon for the upstate after 2:00, a 60% chance of snow flurries. the mountains will see a 60% chance of snow on monday as well. today, 46 for the afternoon, for the mountains, mid 30's to upper will be the best. tomorrow, temperatures get better, 41 in the mountains and about 45 in the upstate.

in the upstate and highs stay in the 30's. monday afternoon is when the upstate will be looking for flurries of snow, causing some excitement. tuesday morning will be cold but getting back to 51 on tuesday and sunday on wednesday with 56, average high's return for the middle of next week. allyson: taking a look at the roads, i-85 around highway 101 looking good. in greenville, accident on beach springs road. no injuries reported. in clear, south main street at highway 14 with construction on the railroad tracks. also, highway patrol reporting a road closed on emily lane at road creek drive. 85 looking at the smooth speed limit drive. seven minutes from highway 221

26, 40, i-385, everything smith. -- everything smooth. geoff: thank you. former major-league spoke at the annual furman baseball banquet. he told us after that he's thankful his career gives him a platform to speak to young players. >> well it's a privilege for me. i love to come and be able to try to give these young people an idea of what to expect trying to encourage them and as they go off in life, try and give them some words of wisdom. geoff: the paladins fundraiser always brings in a star player to speak. it was chipper jones last year. >> i can remember 18 years ago, i called him the night before the draft. i said, eli, guess what? the colts are going to draft me number one in the nfl draft tomorrow. [laughter] allyson: poking a little fun at his brother eli. peyton manning stopped by "the tonight show." but why was he later holding this egg with fallon and magic

that's next in our morning buzz.we showed you yesterday... allyson: we showed you yesterday kristen wiig pretending to be , peyton manning on "the tonight show."

really did stop by. peyton manning's nickname is the sheriff. he joined fallon and magic johnson for a game of egg russian roulette, where you pick an egg from a carton that may be raw or hard boiled and smash it on your head. [laughter] here is how it went down. >> i had dreams growing up that i would maybe have a chance to play magic one-on-one some day, but i never thought it'd be russian egg roulette. >> this is it. dreams come true. [laughter] >> good to see you, buddy. >> oh. [laughter] >> oh, my goodness. >> i can't believe oh, my goodness. feeling confident? >> i'm feeling -- i don't know. [laughter] geoff: that is how it went down. fallon said both contestants have never both picked raw eggs before. allyson: oh, god. geoff: are we going to play that soon?

i will stick w wh dale's cake. dale: east north street academy is where i went yesterday. these are the second graders, teachers and folks from the lunch getting together. had a great time talking about weather. pam baldwin invited me to talk to the second graders and dr. don hooker, the new principal, was so nice and i enjoyed meeting her and we used the slogan. thank you. we will enjoy that cake. we had a good time. and a t-shirt, too. it will be a cold day. you'll need the warm jacket. you don't have to worry about precipitation. mid 40's for the upstate, the mountains will see mid to upper 30's. another cold day today.

pictures that have been sent in and we have a couple. this is miss chris lee's class and they have been studying about 100. they made 100 day hats with 10 frames showing all the ways to make 10 while learning that 10 thens make 100. and this picture was sentenced celebrating 100 days last week. wonderful schools. thank you for sending that in. we appreciate itit geoff: love it. it's time now for your wyff news 4 timeline on this february 11. on this date in 2006, adventurer steve fossett set another world record. this one was for the greatest distance flown without landing or refueling. allyson: steve fossett's flight started in florida, circled the globe, and then across the

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the mountains have school closings and delays and you can find is on the ticker below. it is not just cold, but the wind has been really brutal. dale: it really has. you know it is cold when you wish it would get up to freezing. 23 in greenville with a northwest breeze at three. teens and 20's in the mountains and you factor in the wind with wind chills advisories issued through late morning for the mountains of georgia and north carolina where they are having low 20's. dr. in the 15 to 20 plus mile-per-hour wind and it feels like -- factor in the 15 to 20 miles per hour wind and it feels colder. also, we will talk about our next chance for snow and we will tell you about that in a few minutes. allyson: thank you. like he was saying, today is not going to warm up much if at all. geoff: aly myles is checking in our conditions with an

aly: good morning. we are a couple blocks from the bus station. it is starting to clear out. good news, no fog. it is a clear night and the streets are dry. as you can see from this fountain outside of county bank, it is very cold. usually, there is a fire on top. no fire but just ice this morning. dangerously cold and a day to bundle up. we have hats, scarves, gloves and if you're headed to the bus stop, you will want to bundle up because you could be dealing with hypothermia or even frostbite if you don't have enough players. once again, we are a couple of blocks away from the peace center and we will get to election coverage in a second. that is where candidates will be on saturday. aly myles wyff news 4 live in downtown greenville. allyson: thank you.

, the focus on south carolina, candidates continue making stops in the upstate looking for your vote. geoff: that includes gop frontrunner donald trump, who's boasting about his poll numbers in the state. >> by the way, the original polls that came out here, they're through the roof, and they're high, we are high. geoff: trump averages a 16-point lead in state polls. trump also announced an endorsement at a big rally last night in pendleton. former chair of the south carolina port authority bill stern has thrown his support behind the candidate. former governor jeb bush will host a meet and greet tomorrow in anderson. it's set to be at 11:15 a.m. at mama penn's restaurant on north main street. this is video from his town hall event yesterday in mount pleasant. allyson: marco rubio will be at southside christian school in simpsonville today after visiting spartanburg yesterday. it was a packed ballroom at the spartanburg marriott. rubio says he's not going to let his performance in the recent debate affect saturday's. >> this will be our ninth debate

ready. i know what i believe in. i'm ready. i hope they ask us good policy questions. it's time for some policy debate in this campaign. allyson: two men in robot costumes drew attention outside of the event. they're from a democratic super pac who say they're from new hampshire to highlight the point that rubio acts like a robot with memorized speeches. coming off a second place finish in new hampshire, john kasich's looking to build momentum here. >> when the time comes to vote in south carolina, however you vote, vote with your heart and your head, not just with your head. allyson: he'll be in florence today after visiting the low country yesterday. geoff: also doctor ben carson will be in gaffney this afternoon. he's then set to head to wintrhop university with senator ted cruz for a candidate forum at winthop university from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. carson will also be at bob jones university friday. he's taking part in the 2016 faith and family presidential forum from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

are no longer holding campaign events in south carolina or any events at all. carly fiorina suspended her campaign yesterday. fiorina struggled to build support in the crowded primary field. also new jersey governor chris , christie also dropped out of the race yesterday after a sixth-place finish in new hampshire. meanwhile, preparing for debate tonight, democratic candidates are in wisconsin as bernie sanders announced a $5 million fundraising boost after his new hampshire win. hillary clinton's campaign announced a more aggressive approach in message, one we might see on the debate stage tonight in milwaukee. allyson: as pollsters try to get a read on the american voter leading into the first in the south primary a national , pollster and public policy expert's spending time at furman. peter hart is a fellow in residence this week teaching students, but he's also listening for the issues and concerns close to the heart of millennials. he says new technology actually makes reaching people these days

>> we have to reach through cell phones, that's a harder reach. and many people are going online, so there's a whole new medium and at this stage, there's no longer the old rules, the new rules are coming in. allyson: he also says social media makes it easier to find people who agree politically but makes it harder for groups with differing opinions to reach agreement. you can see peter hart at work tonight. wyff 4 is teaming up with the riley institute at furman for a commitment 2016 voter focus group. this is an exclusive live streaming event starting at 7:00 tonight from our wyff 4 studios. it will include upstate voters weighing in on the upcoming first in the south presidential primaries. you can watch this exclusive event live on our wyff 4 app. a vote on closing three pickens county schools comes monday as parents try to save them. geoff: a crowd of 300 students, parents, and teachers met about the proposal last night with school officials at ambler elementary.

county is considering closing three under enrolled schools ambler, a.r. lews and holly , springs elementarys. the district says it will save the district almost $12 million over five years. but some parents don't think it's best for their children. >> this school is so different. you can feel the difference when you walk in that door. and i said, you're right, you're exactly right, and that's why we're here. geoff: school officials say they are still open to alternatives to the plan. in oconee county, a judge will now decide whether any laws were broken in the decision to close another upstate school. parents of students at tamassee-salem middle and high school say the oconee county school district had a hand in declining attendance rates. the attorney for the district says nothing unlawful has been done. district officials say closing the school saves the district three-quarters of a million dollars a year. the judge's decision is expected next week. allyson: an update on the roads in the minute, but some roads

dale: fountain roads are still icy. it will be in the teens and 20's over the entire area, so dress warmly. celebrate... it's not time to sit back and >> its not time to celebrate. it's not time to sit back and say, you know what? we're good. no, it's time to reflect back to three years ago and say i don't want to go back there. geoff: gamecocks basketball head coach frank martin explains the team's not getting complacent after a big sec win last night

highlights, coming up. a look at our maps. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd forecast. dale: good morning. 6:40. it is cold, 21 in spartanburg with just a light breeze. freezes in the mountains continue to be pretty stout. 10 to 25 mile-per-hour winds in western north carolina, so these are wind chill advisories were the mountains of georgia in western north carolina. temperatures this morning in the teens, low 20's, but it feels much colder as you get the windchill effect. 14 mile-per-hour gusts in hendersonville, 26 in boone. -8 is how it feels in boone, or

in asheville. everybody needs to dress warmly. another blast of cold air comes in this weekend. it will be monday before we get some moisture. that will be when we have a chance, up 60% chance, of snow monday afternoon and night. it may linger into early tuesday, but then it warms up tuesday to 51 in the upstate and back to midfield -- mid 40's -- mid 50's wednesday. it may make for some slippery driving, especially tuesday morning. allyson: taking a look at the roads. accidents. in greenville, beach springs road and beach springs church road slow. whitney road at north church road near 585 with an accident. road closed in piedmont on emily

i cannot find out exactly why that has been closed the we will bring you that information. i-26 and i-40 looking at a speed limit drive. 45 minutes from i-26 to the north carolina-tennessee line. the careful in the mountains and watch for patches of black ice. haywood road looking good. marc: usc's men's basketball team trying to move into a three way tie for first place in the sec. standing in the way, then simmons and the lsu tigers. great game last night in columbia. early going gamecocks work it in , to lamonis hakevachus. big man goes to the hook shot and scores. ben simmons is going to be the number one pick in the nba draft and here's why simmons with 20 for the tigers. four point game when sindarius thornwell spots up from three.

out to a seven point lead. gamecocks controlling the action the second half of this game. freshman p.j. dozier coming up big in the second half, shoots over simmons and draws the foul. he was excellent in the second half. a few minutes later, on the move again with a dribble drive and he had 12 points for south carolina. just s sonds remianing, thornwell puts the icing on the cake. game high 24 for thornwell. south carolina wins 94 to 83. the gamecocks now tied for first place in the sec. allyson: taking a live look outside. downtown greenville. closings and delays running at the bottom of the screen and the ticker. >> spotlighthtn the south. the gop race heats up as

head-to-head on a democrat allyson: in our news to go, winter cold temperatures today. north carolina. geoff: snow in higher elevations and it causes school delays. there are some closings also. dale: it really is. teens and 20's all across the region. starting to see early light. mostly sunny day but temperatures struggle just to get into the 40's for the upstate and mid to upper 30's in the mountains. wind chill advisories continue

temperatures of teens and 20's in the mountains, but you factor in a 15 to 25 mile-per-hour wind and it feels like single digits or below zero. it feels cold a times in the upstate, too. dress warmly. we will talk about the next possible without of snowy weather in our next report. allyson: thank you. the chill in the air continues to get colder. geoff: aly myles in the middle of it with the frozen fountain. aly: good morning. we are live outside of the county bank. if you are not listening to dale, this is your visual of what this morning is like. not as cold as the mountains, and they think you gave me a reprieve because with the wind, it can feel like less than zero. 20's here, cold and make sure to get the kids bundled up.

to work or school. -- bundle yourself up before you get to work or school. aly myles wyff news 4 live in downtown greenville. allyson: thank you. that ice could possibly be on the roads, so be careful. an accident in spartanburg on whitney road and north church road. the road closure in piedmont on emily lane at grove creek drive. keep that in mind. interstate looking good. speed limit drives. let's see how we look on i-385. picking up around woodruff road. turning to commitment 2016, the focus is on south carolina as candidates continue to look for your vote. geoff: that includes gop front runner donald trump who was boasting about his poll numbers in the palmetto state. he averages a 16 point lead and announced an endorsement in pendleton. former chair of the south

behind the candidate. former governor jeb bush will host a meet and greet tomorrow in anderson. it's set to be at 11:15 a.m. at mama penn's restaurant on north main street. this is video from his town hall event yesterday in mount pleasant. by the looks of things, he went to church on ash wednesday. allyson: marco rubio will be at southside christian school in simpsonville today. this after visiting spartanburg yesterday. it was a packed ballroom at the spartanburg marriott. rubio says he's not going to let his performance in the recent debate affect saturday's. geoff: coming off a second place finish in new hampshire, john kasich's looking to build momentum here in south carolina. he'll be in florence today, after visiting the low country yesterday. allyson: doctor ben carson will be in gaffney this afternoon. he's then set to head to wintrhop university with senator ted cruz for a candidate forum at winthop university from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. carson will also be at bob jones university friday. he's taking part in the 2016 faith and family presidential

p.m. the republican field is shrinking as democratic candidate prepared to debate. jennifer davis has more. jennifer: to gop candidates are out and the six remaining are headed south. the major showdown begins in south carolina. carly fiorina is out and chris christie suspended his presidential bid on wednesday. who can survive in the south and challenge donald trump ?meanwhile, a couple of bernie sanders got a fund-raising boost after the big new hampshire win. hillary clinton is working to move young democrats heading into thursday nights debate in the walkie. >> moving to a place that

that is perp strength. she knows if she does not perform in these debate, her dream of being president is pretty much over. jennifer: south carolina is the beginning and after that, it barrels to march 1 in seven high state primaries. jennifer davis in washington. geoff: thank you. as pollsters try to get a read on the american voter, a national pollster and policy public expert is spending time at furman. peter hart is a fellow in residence this week teaching students. but he's also listening for the issues and concerns close to the heart of millennials. he says new technology actually makes reaching people these days harder. you can see peter hart at work tonight. wyff 4 is teaming up with the riley institute at furman for a commitment 2016 voter focus group. this is an exclusive live streaming event starting at 7:00 tonight from our wyff 4 studios. it will include upstate voters weighing in on the upcoming first in the south presidential

you can watch this exclusive event live on our wyff 4 app. a vote on closing three pickens county schools comes monday as parents try to save them. allyson: a crowd of 300 students, parents, and teachers met about the proposal last night with school officials at ambler elementary. the school district of pickens county is considering closing three under enrolled schools ambler, a.r. lews and holly , springs elementarys. the district says it will save the district almost $12 million over five years. but some parents don't think it's best for their children. school officials are open to alternatives to the plan. in oconee county, a judge will now decide whether any laws were broken in the decision to close another upstate school. parents of students at tamassee-salem middle and high school say the oconee county school district had a hand in declining attendance rates. the attorney for the district says nothing unlawful has been done. district officials say closing the school saves the district three-quarters of a million

the judge's decision is expected next week. happening today, a community town hall about a north carolina company looking to dump coal ash in pickens county. geoff: mrr pickens has sued the county for $25 million after its land permit was suspended last month. the county says it learned the company would dump coal ash on its site near highway 93 and cartee road. however mrr pickens has now sued , the county and given county council at least 14 days to negotiate a plan to buy back the land. the town hall is tonight from 6:00 to 8:00 tonight at the liberty civic auditorium. allyson: police are hoping you can help them identify suspects in an armed robbery. in this surveillance video you see the two suspects dressed in black with bandanas walking into the convenience store. it happened in january at the

geoff: an update now in the zach hammond case. the attorneys representing hammond's family asked that the city of seneca provide a more detailed documentation about its communication with other parties and an explanation why it has redacted certain information. allyson: happening today, the hearing is being discussed to the trial of dylan roof. no trial date has been set for dylan roof, but the prosecutor once the federal trial delayed for july. geoff: the boeing company will airplane drives and they provided no specific numbers but the spokesman said in a statement on wednesday that the company would begin the reductions with executives and managers. another look at traffic. allyson: i am watching for icy spots.

rain fell on beach springs road and beach springs church road with an accident and one in spartanburg on whitney road and north church road. highway patrol reporting this as happening recently with the closure on emily lane and grove creek drive. all smooth on the interstates. geoff: another chilly morning. we have closings and delays in western north carolina. it is frigid outside. dale: it really is. dale:the jet stream is like a conveyor belt sending cold air deep south and it will be like this for another few days. another blast of cold air expected saturday and sunday, setting the stage for monday afternoon and we could see the next chance for snow in the south. how much remains to be seen. we will be watching that closely open the weekend. should there be any closings on tuesday morning because of the snow, we will have all that information on-screen and on her website.

mid 40's today and tomorrow. 37 for a hike on sunday. monday afternoon at :00 on, snow will start to fall in the mountains and upstate and continuing into tuesday morning. it gets back up to 51 on tuesday and on wednesday, back to normal at the upper 40's in the mountains, mid 50's in the upstate and warmer than that by the end of the week. the warm spell coming back the middle of next week and starting tuesday the temperatures improving. it will be monday afternoon and tuesday morning that we will watch that new winter weather event. 60% chance of snow and how much remains to be seen. geoff: 6:56. this morning on "today, coat the presidential field narrowing. he was dropping out. that is coming up on "today" minutes from now. a live look from milwaukee, wi,

for the second one-on-one debate between hillary clinton and bernie sanders tonight. allyson: check out the "greenville news." you can read more as to why john kasich did not come by greenville. geoff: everyone is buzzing about the possibility of snow next week. dale: monday afternoon for the upstate and we will be watching. of course, any direct warnings and watches will be on here first thing. geoff: this is the a restriction of what it is like out there by

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