we are talking about guyton road is in williamston, off interstate 85 near dickerson road. wyff news 4's aly myles has more. aly: folks who live in this area say what started as a nuisance has now become a safety factor, because every single time it rains, this disintegrates just a little bit more. >> you guys go over there by the ditch? why? >> because we could fall. >> because you could fall. aly: matthew hatmaker says he's taught his kids not to go near this. guyton road, completely split after heavy rains. >> every time it rains, it just gets worse and worse and worse, and it was christmas morning that it fell. aly: his driveway is right next to the "road closed" sign. >> if you can see where that "road closed" sign is, there's a crack up under it. so that's going to keep falling. it's not done yet. aly: this is not the first issue this street has had. this is what we showed you in late october, a sinkhole on the road caused by rain washing out a draraage pipe. >> they didn't want to fix it, because they were waiting on funds from fema, and it would be 60 days. then it

aly: the rain back, causing problems for guyton road east of i-85 in anderson county. it's the third issue for neighbors in just three months. you can see the latest damage in this video. the first time, a sinkhole opened up in late october. last week, a water main break. and now, neighbors say the road completely collapsed on christmas morning. the anderson county roads and bridges manager says the issues have stemmed from excessive rain. he estimates a fix will cost more than $230,000 and still needs fema approval. he says the repairs would take a year and a half. mike: you may also see more destructive potholes opening up from the rain. a big one here on anderson mill road in spartanburg county, a man who lives nearby says dot patched it, but it re-opened after it rained. employees at bolton james wheel alignment in spartanburg say they worked on three cars with pothole damage yesterday. you can report a pothole on the d.o.t.'s website. aly: and don't forget, when bad weather hits home, you can turn to the wyff 4 mobile app where we have latest weather updates, incl

guyton in anderson county, remains closed after parts of the road collapsed. the hall was originally created when floods washed out a portion of the road in october. water main broke and haded to be repairdz. there -- had to be repaired. >>> a week from today, january 4th, is the deadline for floods assistance, anyone who suffered damage has until then to apply for help with fema or complete a small business administration loan application. the deadlinea set for this month. officials change ed that to allow for people to get the help they need. >>> clemson is basking in the sun as the team works in on getting dialed in on the orange bowl. tigers on a drive for a national championship. let's go to south florida, todd summers joins us live once again. >> reporter: they are close to that dream of winning a national championship. they beet oklaho the next game is the next game. you think of terry allen, ellington, with 14 yards rushing in the orange bowl, against oklahoma, wayne, the single season rushing leader for the clemson tigers. >> that's pretty big. i real

mi the rain in our area cause more problems for guyton road. for people in that area, it is the third issue in just three months. in the latest video, you can see the damage. the first time, a sinkhole opened up in late october. last week, a water main break. and now, neighbors say the road completely collapsed on christmas morning. the anderson county roads and bridges manager says the issues have stemmed from excessive rain. he estimates a fix will cost more than $230,000 and still needs fema approval. year and a half. all the rain we have had is causing more of this. take potholes. a big one here on anderson mill road in spartanburg county, a man who lives nearby says dot patched it, but it re-opened after it rained. employees at bolton james wheel alignment in spartanburg say they worked on three cars with pothole damage yesterday. usually, they get to pinhole week. -- they get two in a whole week. >> it has thrown the car out of alignment. the alignment is detrimental to your tires. mike: you can go to the dot's website to report pothole w

continued rain is causing more issues for guyton road east of i-85, this is the third issue for neighbors in just three months. you can see the latest damage . the first time, a sinkhole opened up in late october. last week, a water main broke. this time, neighbors say, the road completely collapsed on christmas morning. >> as far as safety and liability, they really need to get that fixed, because they need to do something. get a barrier or something and fix it with some sort of concrete. carol: the anderson county roads and bridges manager says the issues have stemmed from excessive rains. he estimates a fix will cost more than $230,000, and still needs fema approval. and the repairs will take 18 months. michael: this warm wet winter is showing up on the roads. more and more potholes across our area. and hitting one can get expensive, and even dangerous. wyff news 4's mike mccormick is live and local in spartanburg. mike: repaving work will be happening on both sides of i-80 five in spartanburg county, beginning in mid-january. but you know that the problem with potholes extends far bey

aly: the rain back home causing more problems for guyton road east of i-85 in anderson county. it's the third issue for neighbors in just 3 months. you can see the latest damage in this video. opened up in late october. last week, a water main break. and now neighbors say, the road completely collapsed on christmas morning. >> as far as for safety and liability, they really need to get that fixed because they need to do something, get a barrier or something and fix it with some kind of concrete. aly: the anderson county roads and bridges manager says the issues have stemmed from excessive rain. he estimates a fix will cost more than $230,000 and still needs fema approval. he says the repairs would take a year and a half. mike: all the rain we've had is causing more and more destructive potholes. a big one here on anderson mill road in spartanburg county. a man who lives nearby says the department of transportation patched it, but it rained again, so the hole re-opened. employees at bolton james wheel alignment in spartanburg worked on three cars with pothole damage yesterday. u

mike: the rain in our area caused more problems for guyton road east of i-85 in anderson county. for people living there it's the third issue in just 3 months. you can see the latest damage in the first time a sinkhole opened up in late october. last week a water main break. and now people living there say the road completely collapsed on christmas morning. the anderson county roads and bridges manager says the issues have stemmed from excessive rain. he estimates a fix will cost more than $230,000 and still needs fema approval. he says the repairs would take a year and a half. allyson: all the rain we've had is causing more and more destructive potholes. a big one here on anderson mill road in spartanburg county. a man who lives nearby says the department of transportation patched it, but it rained again, so the hole re-opened. employees at bolton james wheel alignment in spartanburg worked on three cars with pothole damage yesterday. usually they get two a week. >> it has either bent the wheel, it's cracked the wheel. generally when you see a wheel , that's bent or cracked it h

and in anderson county -- guyton road still closed...after rain open up a sinkhole this past october that washed away part of the road. also near anderson county -- the saluda dam today was roaring...just look at that... 3 officials with emergency management say because of all the rain -- the saluda river itself is an area 3 they'll be keeping a close eye on. cody back to you... 3 whether it's flooding, snow or severe storms- make sure you have our fox carolina weather app handy-it's easy to download just text carolina weather to 23765you'll get watches and warnings sent straight to your device- 3 new at four---- 3 the family of the spartanburg county man killed in a hit and run...wants his wife...to be locked up forever.angelita fatality...we were the only ones there as she was hauled off to jail...and she went before a judge this morning... her husband brent tessnear was run down near this hardees in cowpens. 3 the charge comes just days after wright spoke only to our cameras...saying she felt tessnear's death was intentional. 3 fox carolina's andrew reeser was in court today, wher

in anderson county..guyton road is closed in williamston.. where -this- giant sinkhole opened up. and sullivan road in iva is closed..because the bridge foundation has dropped .. making it unsafe for drivers. also a number of roads in western north carolina are also closed.. we ha a list of those on w-s-p-a dot-com. if you were affected by the floods in october... you still have a few more days to apply for fema disaster loan assistance. fema will be accepting applications up until monday..january 4th. greenville county deputies are looking for a man take a look at this photo. this is ernest dean dennis, junior. deputies say he has a lot of active warrants... including attempted murder. if you thanks for joining us. we'll souache f enur ano.

on tmis guyton road in williamston. theheother is sullivan road in iva ... where the bridge foundation nearly collapsed. a columbia man is doing okay after he was rescued from the broad river. he had been stranded on the river for five days. last week.. the 61 year old man.. got caught columbia fire chief says concerned frienen of the man sent reports to the police department after he hadn't been seen since monday... c-p-d got information from the man's cell phone then the columbia fire department was called in to help. sot:15//jason krusen/columbiafire department special operations chf "w he l goth p wentettr t wesrislan eshrsonl li anor tatinaetp w t taahwas cold and wet but he was in good health other than that." he was found saturday afternoon and taken to the hospital he's expected to be okay. to avoid thisthe chief suggests telling friends and family where you aren how long you'll be gone so you don't end upsr an exeperofim parts of florida, georgia and alabama are under a tornado watch tonight as a deadly storm makes its way east. the same storm unlea