at ballsam gap, it is 40 degrees. this is likely all rain. this is up at 4,000 feet. it is not like that everywhere, very interesting with our temperatures this morning, that's why because it is an interesting event. 28 in asheville. 29 in burnsville. 24 in morganton. you are seeing west of asheville, the warmer conditions above freezing and to the east below freezing. going to continue to see that chance for a glaze, freezing rain today. another issue on the roadways, visibility down to one mile in asheville, below two miles in morganton. one and a half in greer. a closer look, this is our future cast showing not only the precip so the mix of the pink but the temperatures. you can see west of asheville, likely going to see the rain. look to the east in our southern mountains, northeast georgia seeing that ice today tonight through dinner time. a messy commute. if you live in these zones, likely it is going to be dicey on the roadways. overnight we see the rain, tomorrow morning, 4:30. we see a transition to snow in those northern mountains. the rest of us seeing clea

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