dale: yesterday, we got almost one inch and one third at gsp. a little bit of this and the i-85 and north area in our coverage area, but all of the coverage area is highlighted in green because of a lash blood watch. that means they are saturated already and we get heavy downpours tonight and tomorrow morning. a couple of inches of rain fall in short period of time could lead to flooding, so watch out for flood prone areas, especially tomorrow morning. we are seen that light to moderate rain now. here comes the big load that tomorrow morning will kick up thunderstorms, and thenenhings will clear up by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures ranging from 47 in greenville to 44 nashville. low 50's in the piedmont. daytime highs will climb a few

the northeasterly breeze will lock temperatures in. about the best for the upstate will be low 50's this afternoon for highs and upper 40's for the mountains. stormy weather starts overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. allyson: thank you. a live look now outside. be careful on the roads this morning. if you come across water and all, give yourself 20th of time to make your commute. geoff: surprised to see how many people are on the road already. now, to a deadly crash in spartanburg. a moped collided with a tow truck. the coroner says the wreck happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of north pine street and east daniel morgan avenue. keith harrelson was killed in the wreck. he was riding a moped. police say a tow truck stopped in front of him to make a turn. they say harrelson rear-ended with the tow truck. allyson: to pickens county now, the autopsy results were released on a woman whose body was found by fishermen.

near saluda lake off buckskin road. officials now say after an autopsy monday, that reza khan was shot in the head and killed. the coroner has ruled it a homicide. deputies are trying to figure out who she was with saturday night. investigators have not made any arrests as of now. they ask you call crimestoppers with any information. geoff: police now say the reported shooting at columbiana centre mall may not have involved any gunshots at all. police say that they haven't found any shell casings and witnesses who originally reported seeing two men fire aren't as confident about their stories. authorities say they found a book bag in the woods with airsoft guns, which look like real guns. police also are seeking more surveillance video from stores. hundreds of people either ran away or hid in stores after people said they saw men shooting. allyson: to henderson county, 350 new jobs. g.f. linamar plans to build a brand new manufacturing facility there. north carolina governor pat mccrory was on site for the announcement yesterday.

parts. turning now to news in greenville now, where a controversial quiktrip could soon become a reality. geoff: wyff news 4's aly myles has more this morning as she joins us live and what conditions are like. aly: good morning. in the last couple of minutes, the rain has picked up. it has never stopped at any point. it is chilly out this morning, so this is not warm rain and you want to bundle up. if you take a look behind me, you can see markley and academy streets. right across, the cost center and this is the area where that w.t. -- qt is expected to be filled. the changes have come what some opposition. >> the addition of this q.t., in my opinion, will accelerate the

-- demise of our unique character and opens us up to the highest bidder. >> i think this plan has been approved by the vast majority of people who live in the area, who work in the area and who own property in the area. aly: quik trip says it held over 25 neighborhood meetings while designing its plans. officials say once the city approves those plans, construction is expected to take about six months. aly myles wyff news 4 live in greenville's west end. geoff: 5:35 now. and update now to the coal ash dispute in pickens county. an upstate judge has ruled against the north carolina company. mrr is suing pickens county for $25 million, saying the county can not prevent it from using the landfill for coal ash. in the meantime, the company filed a motion to stop pickens from delaying its plans. a judge denied the motion yesterday and ruled mrr could not dump any coal ash while the case goes forward. county officials say the landfill is for construction debris only.

permission from d-hec to dump coal ash. allyson: two development projects are one step closer to coming to downtown spartanburg. last night, spartanburg city council approved the first reading of a plan that would sell two pieces of city-owned land to developers for a dollar each. the plan has to undergo one more reading. one developer is proposing retail space and 30 apartments at the corner of daniel morgan and west main. another developer is proposing 50,000 square feet of office space in the area behind the george dean johnson school of business. existing business owners say they're excited about the progress. >> people come in here all the time and they'll go, we haven't been downtown in years, so everything that's going to happen, it's going to generate more interest in coming downtown which should help everybody , overall.. allyson: the corner of daniel morgan and west main is currently a parking lo the city plans to make up for the loss in spaces by offering 65 spaces at the corner of spring and broad streets. geoff: happening today, seneca officials are expected to

memorial cross on city property. this cross was built into a stone wall along a patio outside seneca's water treatment plant. it's to memorialize chuck keeler, a worker who fell while helping to build the plant. the freedom from religion foundation says the memorial should be religiously neutral. keeler's daughter says the fight against it opens up wounds that haven't had time to heal. >> it's just disrespectful to my father and disrespectful to my family. we've suffered enough, and i think that it needs to end. we don't need to suffer anymore. >> the display of a cross on government property is unconstitutional because it shows preference for one religion over all other religions. geoff: city officials are expected to go straight into executive session on this matter during a work session tonight. allyson: another showdown for the republican presidential candidates, today. today is the nevada caucus. on the final day of campaigning,

state. marco rubio spoke to a crowd in minden yesterday, while ted cruz spoke in elko. a last minute push for support donald trump flew from an event , in atlanta to hit a rally last night in las vegas. trump is expected to win the state but second place is up for grabs. geoff: the formal happened today it will be at 9:30 this morning. another forum will happen at central baptist church in columbia at 6:15 p.m. but we could get heavy stuff tomorrow. dale: it came down pretty good yesterday and breezy today with light rain. we kind of got a couple ofofays

of it will be headed that low that is in texas right now but it will push to the southeast today, tonight and tomorrow morning when we get stormy weather. very breezy and light rain covers a good bit of the area, especially north of i-85. all the counties in the flash flood watch. that means we are saturated and heavy downpours believed to quick feelings of creeks and streams and of the banks. if you live in a flood prone area, watch out. here comes the big below. look at the thunderstorms it is creating in texas as of the fixed southeast by tomorrow morning. that is when we will have the potential of severe weather. that means gusty wind that could exceed 60 miles an hour, strong downpours of rain with thunderstorms and an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. we will be watching that closely, especially tomorrow morning. seven to 50 mile-per-hour wind

over 20 at times. we put it into motion, showing the rain this morning tapering off by late morning and early afternoon. coming in tonight after it :00 or so, it starts to get active with more showers and thunderstorms overnight, especially tomorrow morning. but that line of thunderstorms from asheville all the way past athens. that will sweep across the upstate before noon tomorrow, so we will be watching the potential of severe thunderstorms been. we will see things clear up after that. thursday looks to be dry, cool and windy. highs ofof0 to 50 on friday with chilly mornings into the weekend. by sunday, things settle down to we get back to normal temperatures by the end of the weekend. tom coming up on "today," more : on the case of the uber driver in michigan accused of killing so many people and what does it

that we're all in. how do you know if the driver who comes to pick you up is trustworthy? what about the person whose house you're renting? can you trust them? what about the background checks? how do we know whether someone's been vetted? a lot of questions about this new brave new world we're living in and working in and sharing in. i'm tom costello. that story, coming up on "today." allyson: a live look outside at our hilton-greenville skycam.

marker 56 ricardo good morning. : i'm ricardo lecompte. the clemson men's basketball team is fighting for its ncaa tournament lives. the tigers make the short trip to atlanta to face georgia tech at 7:00. in the latest bracketology released by espn the tigers sit , in the next four out category. they'll need to rack up some wins to improve their resume. clemson knocked off the yellow jackets back in greenville nine days ago. the south carolina women in action monday in tuscaloosa. they were facing alabama. and the gamecock inside duo of a'ja wilson and alaina coates dominated in the first half, both with double doubles. wilson 16 and 10, coates 13, and a career high 18 rebounds. fourth quarter gamecocks in , control. bianca cuevas with the steal. a little back and forth with tiffany mitchell. nice behind the back feed to mitchell for the lay-in. the senior guard mitchell also in double figures with 10 points. south carolina rolls, 66 to 46

also, the high school basketball playoffs continue tonight. to see monday night's scores, check out wyff4.com and the wyff4 mobile app. geoff: believe the gamecocks are looking good. a warning from u.s. health officials that involves lumber

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>> now, your live super doppler 4 hd forecast. dale: tuesday morning, 5:40 eight. most of the rain is north of or a longer i-85. mostly cloudy and 48 in greenville, spartanburg and as a expand the view, raining heavily along the tennessee-north carolina border, that most of the area seeing light rain this morning. not as heavy as yesterday and last night, but we see more

we are under a flash flood watch under western north carolina, georgia and it means heavy downpours of one, two, and some places at four inches of rain could lead to flooding, especially in an area prone to it. creeks and streams could come out pretty quickly. here comes the core of the storm aid is over texas and it will draw moisture from the gulf and bring us windy and stormy conditions tonight and through tomorrow. by tomorrow afternoon, it will be breezy but gone. 44 in asheville, 53 in abbeville and elberton, so mild in the piedmont. those are typical highs for this time of the year. northeasterly breeze is at seven to 12 and they will be at 20 at times.

for the upstate, 58 is on a 30 year bases at gsp. we got up to 68 yesterday. today, low 50's is what we anticipate. asheville regional airport average of 53 will give us 40's today and the record is 76. we can have warmer than normal days this time of the year and the will have the stormy day as the low draws closer to us tomorrow. we will keep you up-to-date on in the mornings and watches. severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes cannot be rolled out tomorrow morning because of that low coming to the southeast. we are in the warmest sector in the southeast this morning. here is our future plus with light rain this morning and it tapers off this afternoon. we will see more thunderstorm and shower activity after 8:00 tonight. watch tomorrow morning. addison we see the storm is that the weather pushing through. wednesday at: -- 9:30, thunderstorms coming through the upstate.

throughout the morning and cut in's and late morning to keep you up-to-date on watches and warnings. here is the four-day plus forecast. the stormy day tomorrow and windy and cool on thursday, friday and saturday. sunday we get back to normal but the end of the week. allyson: thank you. wildlife officials has many residents rattled. the proposal would relocate the left that are native to massachusetts to an isolated island called mount zion. mount zion is a 1400 acre island that is off limits to the public. wildlife officials say the snakes are endangered because of human interference. residents fear the serpents will eventually slither to the surrounding woods, while officials say the public has no venom to worry about. >> all you need is one person bitten and die from it and that would cause a huge problem for everybody. >> we're currently managing our rattlesnakes in state parks with hundreds of thousands of

has been safe all these years. allyson: an information meeting open to the public will be held today. geoff: apple supporters are planning a protest against the fbi today. supporters are expected to demonstrate in 50 different apple stores across the u.s. at 5:00 p.m. local time. causing the discord, a judge ordered apple to assist in the san bernadino terrorism investigation by helping the fbi hack into shooter syed farook's locked iphone. so far, apple has resisted. victims and affected families are also expected to take action through their attorney today, filing a brief of support for the department of justice. allyson: samsung has unveiled the galaxy s7 and the s7 edge during recent a tech conference. they also released their first-ever virtual reality device, a camera capable of taking 360-degree pictures and videos. aptly named the gear 360, the camera can shoot v.r. images and

for editing. the finished product can be viewed with a gear v.r. headset. samsung invited facebook ceo mark zuckerberg on stage during its presentation to help promote the partnership between the two firms. geoff: the irs is warning you to be on the look out for tax-related e-mail scams this tax season. the irs says that tax related e-mail scams have surged 400% this tax season. the e-mails look like they're coming from the federal agency, but the irs wants people to know that they normally reach out to taxpayers through regular mail not email. allyson: toys "r" us has decided to pull all hoverboards from its website. the company said it stopped selling the hovertrax hoverboard out of an abundance of caution. the move comes after the consumer protection safety commission said no hoverboard on the market meets its safety standards. they say the toy poses an unreasonable risk of fire. geoff: u.s. health officials say people exposed to certain types

liquidator space a higher risk of cancer than previously thought. the centers for disease control and prevention said the risk is three times higher than it had calculated two weeks ago. the cdc has determined that formaldeyde found in select versions of the company's flooring could cause six to 30 cancer cases per 100,000 people. regulators initially found a lower risk because they used the wrong number for ceiling height when calculating exposure risk. lumber liquidators has stopped selling floors made in china. allyson: astronauts in the space station found themselves with the visitor on monday. geoff: and new at 6:00, greenville musician benton blount joins us to talk about

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in this morning's buzz..... a now, your live super doppler 4 hd forecast. dale: tuesday morning and went for a good bit of the area. along the i-85 corridor, that israel most of the rain is this morning. greenville, abbeville kind of in the drive bit more rain coming to the area tonight and tomorrow morning. the rain jacket is a good idea. 48 will climb to 51 for the upstate today in the mountains will stay in the upper 40's. light rain this afternoon and heavier rain tonight. tomorrow morning will be stormy. we will be giving you updates on the approaching storms we expect tomorrow. after that, things should get better. geoff: thank you.

kids jim is becoming astronauts, but apparently, the final frontier gets a little boring. allyson: astronauts have ways to entertain themselves like this video posted on twitter by astronaut mark kelly. someone is in a gorilla suit 1st united the bag and terrorizing a crew member. [laughter] no explanation is driven but just between saying, i thought you said you had things under control up there. [laughter] geoff: i wasn't expecting that. [laughter] allyson: i would imagine that there probably is down time where they're like, what will we do? who thinks that they will pack the gorilla suit? geoff: apparently, they did. dale: it is guerrillas in space. geoff: that was entertaining.

geoff: let's get to this morning's headlines. >> it is the republicans turn in nevada. i am aixa diaz in washington. caucus-goers way in today while one candidate makes change to a campaign style. allyson: meanwhile, democratic candidates are here in south carolina. geoff: plus, a controversial qt gets approval to move forward with plans. allyson: happening now, a lot look at super doppler 4 hd with a lot of rain across the area. and a live look from our laurens skycam and our woodruff road skycam shows the wet conditions . but it's not just rain we're watching. dale: light to moderate rain today and thunderstorms a possibility tomorrow with this big blow over texas. it will really start to kick in the more severe type of thunderstorms.

and umbrella or may be a rain jacket a good idea with breezy conditions today. you will need it. we will talk more about this stronger thunderstorms in our next report. allyson: taking a look at the roads, i-85 around laurens road, looking at wet roads so give yourself extra time. a of accidents in the southbound lanes at mile marker 56 on highway 14. one of the northbound lanes around highway 101. in pickens county, highway 135 accident and no injuries. 26 and 40 at a speed limit drive, 385 looking good as well. at haywood road. traffic news now. spartanburg offifials say a moped ran into the back of a wrecker, killing the moped driver. the coroner says it happened yesterday afternoon at the