the weather has been changing in northern greenville county. how some are preparing for the weather ahead at the koa campgrounds in greenville county. thats where we find wyff news 4 myra ruiz. myra: we are at the travelers rest north greenville koa, which stands for campgrounds of america. you might be thinking he wants to be in the middle of the wilderness when an ice storm is on the way? the owner of your us the people here are probably among the most prepared for this type of weather events. jason is the owner of koa. thank you for being here. prepared than most? they are on their own. they are away from home, traveling on vacation. they are ready to go. myra: because they have the tools necessary in the event of a power outage, right? what are some of those? they have power, propane, water they are self-sufficient. myra: we often hear from people who tell people to prepare and get enough food and be prepared to things on a gas powered camping stove, right? jason: that's right. myra: however things around this area with the last with the ev

we were out in northern greenville county. this is a very pretty shot of the cliffs at mountain park. before we got to that, we saw a number of accidents, or heard about accidents like this one unto 76. dot workers had already pretreated the roads, but the -- they had to put sand and salt down because slick spots were reported. the rest-northern greenville campsite lost power for two days the last time a blast of winter came through. the owner says campers who use the site do okay in those situations, because they have backup generators and propane fuel. however, the owner prepares for potential ice storms by having the trees trimmed beforehand. >> the biggest things are trees. we're covered by trees, so any time there's ice or snow or anything, that's your biggest concern, generally. >> and we're just preparing by just coming to get some groceries, so that we don't have to be ininhe bad weather this evening. eggs, just like what everybody else gets. and then, maybe something for dinner tonight, too. maybe some beef stew. myra

there are one or two spots in northern greenville county and pickens county. this will change over to rain as the day goes on. then, they could change back to snow tonight. we have windy and cold we could see a couple inches of snow and that could make for slippery driving. watch out in north carolina. these cold blasts will impact us again this weekend. we have 30 cold temperatures saturday and sunday and a chance for wintry mix is on monday. -- a chance for wintry mixes on monday. for the trip to school and work it will be cold this morning. we have 5-10 mile-per-hour winds out of the northeast. it will be very windy in the mountains this afternoon into tonight. highs will be in the mid 40's for the upstate. the mountains will struggle to reach 40-43 this afternoon. geoff: thank you, dale. here is a look at some video of bristol, tennessee from resortcams.com. you can see there is already snow on the ground there. you can continue to moniter

northern greenville county and pickens county could also see a flurry of snow. it will then clear for the upstate. there will be some rain showers in the afternoon in the mountains. we have 20's and 30's across the region with northeast breezes 5-10 miles per hour. dress warmly as you head out to work and school. it is a cold and blustery weekend on the way. the high tomorrow is just 25 and 30 on sunday. that is for western north carolina. the upstate remains in the 30's for highs saturday and sunday. monday morning might be a little exciting across the area. some of that could linger into early tuesday morning too. it will then change over to rain and then warm up. on wednesday, we have normal temperatures and a little bit above normal temperatures on thursday. >> we want them to go as far as they probably can. geoff: this week's apple awar (ugh.) does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? our formula with a special conditioning ingredient, softens your carpet with every use. it's resolve, so you know it cleans and freshens. but it also softens. resolve. a car

will see thunderstorms in northern greenville county and that pushes through. the heaviest of the action will be this morning. colbert comes in tonight with snow along the tennessee-north carolina border early tomorrow morning. we will let you know could cause delays when the information -- we will let you know if they could cause delays when the information comes out. low 40's in the mountains for highs tomorrow. the 60's in the upstate. allyson: taking a look at the roads. i-85 north down. this accident happening before the south carolina-north carolina line. flashing lights at mile marker 102. several accidents with injuries. in greer, maple road at anderson ridge road and ems working. ems working in anderson county our client is out to tell us -- mark lyons is out to tell us what it looks like. mark: we just went through i-85 north and spartanburg county. a few minutes ago, we were between exit 56 and 60 and there was a heavy downpour. also mixed in his fog comes the visibility is challenging. the road is wet, so be careful. on 85 north, mark lyon. allyson:

we had a couple spots in raven county and northern greenville that received a flurry or two overnight. we have a windchill advisory in the mountains until about noon today. we have wind gusts at 10-20 miles per hour or -- 10-20 miles per hour or more. that will be slippery spots on this will hang around for a while. 15 degrees in boone. franklin in asheville are 19 degrees. it is a little colder in the mountains. it is 15 degrees in waynesville. rivard, 20 degrees. across the upstate we can see mid 20's for the most part. when you factor in the those winds, here is how it feels. it feels like nine in asheville hendersonville feels like four degrees. boone feels like zero degrees and across the upstate it feels like it is in the teens. today. temperatures will struggle to reach the upper 20's in the mountains. in the upstate, temperatures will be in the mid 30's. 38 could be the best we see today. our four day plus forecast shows tomorrow. we could have an isolated flurry in the mountains on friday. we have no problems or the weekend, other than cold. coldest day. on monday there is a

start her, northern greenville county back towards tigerville, into polk county, columbus, to rutherford county backs -- backed up into the eastern slopes of the foothills of north carolina. this will be the last place where we will finally get above freezing. we will start to warm up. we will go through right now, i will click along and see what we have. line. you can see, it is starting to shrink down in the upstate as the warm air comes from southwest-northeast across the area. that is good news. future plus, here is the great news. 11:00 tonight, the temperatures are pretty close with this computer model right now. it is a little bit warmer to the south than what is going on right now. 48 in abbeville, 40 seven in elberton. look at what happens. the heavy rain moving through, but we will be above freezing in most areas. this is 1:30 a.m. on tuesday. tomorrow morning, it is long gone. the back edge, snow showers along the north carolina-tennessee line. everybody is above the freezing mark except for parts of the mountains of north

myra: the owner of the travelers rest-northern greenville koa campsite tells us that this place lost power for two days during the last winter storm. again, this is what you are looking at, long white horse road, is an example of what could happen when you are driving on the slick roadways. you want to be careful. this happened on a bridge above the swamp rabbit trail. myra ruiz, wyff news 4, live in travelers rest. michael: more examples here. d.o.t. officials say, stay off vehicles on highway 123. no word of any injuries. this is spartanburg county. road. highway patrol is responding to carolina. carol: in spartanburg county, an increase in crashes. mike mccormick is live and locals -- live and local. mike: first responders are working lots of accidents in spartanburg county. they have done so for the last hour or so. this bridge is proof of the reason why. down. that is because the bridge, sc-11 going over the north tackle it river and rainbow -- the north pacolet river and rainbow road, it is a sheet of ice. when we got here, there was a pickup truck that wrecked right here. truc

oconee, northern pickens, northern greenville counties and much of western north carolina, look to see a winter weather advisory last from 6 p.m. sunday until 7 winter storm warning will be in effect for mcdowell, mitchell and yancey counties from 6 p.m. tonight until midnight tuesday morning.the upstate and northeast georgia will likely see a light icing of only about a tenth of an inch in some location. western north carolina my see a bit more icing for the far eastern counties, accumulating up to a quarter inch of ice through rutherford, mcdowell, mitchel and yancey counties. this can cause a bit more concerns other than juju travel.warmer temperatures will arrive thursday with snow and rain likely tapering off. sunny skies return by mid-week. 3 and make sure to download our new fox carolina weather app. alerts on watches and warnings for your area.just text carolina weather to 23765 to download! 3 be sure to wake up bright and early with thee morning news starting at 4-a-m.we'll have the latest on weather and traffic every ten minutes. 3 new tonight on f

one or two spots in the mountains of south carolina in northern greenville county. let's show you the latest advisories. this is a winter weather advisory along the tennessee-north carolina border. one inch of new snow and another inch or two coming later tonight as cold air in wind picks up and creates more snow and could make for slippery driving conditions. cold and windy conditions expected on saturday. this is about from 9:30-10:00 through noontime. a few flurries north the bi-85, pickens, greenville, parts of cherokee county and that will come to an end. it continues in the mountains of another one inch to two inches. it will calm down by about midnight. temperatures right now range from upper 20's and asheville, 24 in boone, 30 in spartanburg, greenville 33, fountain inn in the low 30 range. caesars head at 33, but daytime highs today will get into the 40's. and will pick up, especially in the mountains later this afternoon and tonight, making it feel colder. our next chance of wintry weather after today is going to be monday. 70% to 80% chance of the snow an

occurred in a the north carolina mountains near the tennessee border, as well as a couple spots in northern greenville county. we will see a few lingering flurries until 8:00 this morning. we have a wind chill advisory until noon tomorrow. the upstate will feel colder with the breezes blowing. greenville is currently 24 degrees. caesar's head, 23 degrees. we have cold temperatures in the upstate and teens in the mountains, feeling much colder with those 15-18 mile per hour winds. we can see 15-18 mile-per-hour winds from clemson through asheville. boone feels like negative one degrees. everyone is dealing with the cold early on. 40 degrees might be the best we see today, a good 15 degrees below the norm. asheville normally sees 50 degrees, but not today. we can see a flurry work -- we can see a flurry or two of snow, but it is about to come to an end. by wednesday of next week, we will have some mild and normal weather. hang in there. 36-40 in the upstate today. we've upper 20's and low 30's in the foothills. and tomorrow, we have highs from 35 through 45 degrees. it will be cold on sunday morning wit

3 this is a live look in northern greenville county outside blue ridge high school where you can see...viewers tell us there was much more snow earlier in the day. 3 many of you have probably seen flurries falling at some point throughout the day...this is a look at the snow we saw here at our station shot from our tower cam above eye-85 and pelham road. 3 and as the snow fell this morning the highway patrol reported dozens of accidents across the upstate...including in spartanburg county.this is a look at business 85 near new cut road where you can see the roads started to clear though a good amount had fallen. 3 take a look at snow falling in downtown spartanburg...along south church street.it was a 3 and we got lots of great video of snow falling from our viewers today...take a look at this video showing snow fall along howell road at east north street in greenville.and look at flurries falling in rutherfordton.thanks andrea for sending and hunter for sending us these clips! 3 it may not have lasted too long...but it also likely won't be the last we see of the snow! snow!3 that's r

>>> an ice storm warning has just expired for henderson county, polk county, rutherford and northern greenville counties. >> jay: several schools are on 2 or 3 hour delays, they are scrolling at the bottom of the screen and of course you can

some of this into the mountains of south carolina, northern greenville, pickens county. areas of peak -- pink represents lead. we will see sleet or a good bit of the upstate through the morning hours tomorrow. then it changes to rain in the afternoon. in the mountains, it starts out sleet on top of that while the upstate will get a little sleet and then it will change to rain. there is a wick look at expected highs for valentine's day. 35-37 for the upstate cities. for the mountains of north carolina, just struggling to get up to 30 today. as we look ahead with the four-day plus forecast, cool, rainy monday with snow in the morning. by the afternoon, it will all be rain. there will be a little wintry weather in the mountains again tuesday morning. the upstate basically rain. sign up by wednesday. warm up by the weekend. since the five next saturday. mid 50's in the mountains. better weather for next weekend. geoff: sounds like spring is around the corner with us kind of temperatures. allyson: i like the 65. how would you like to jump into lake hartwell when the temperatu

i can even see this red being scooted down a little bit to northern greenville county and northern spartanburg county. up to a quarter of an inch of ice possible this afternoon in this evening for a good portion of greenville, spartanburg. a moderate impact. go-ahead about your day. -- go ahead about your day. it will not take anything to make the roads slick. anything that falls could stick immediately. i will have more on the forecast coming up. >> the long-term future for the supreme court and the short-term urgency of what's happening on republicans are taking on president obama about the potential choice he will make to replace the late justice antonin scalia just shortly after his death. already, a political firestorm over what the president's choice, when it's made, will mean, and how republicans say they intend to block any nominee coming from this white house and president obama. more coming up on "today." allyson: a look outside at our hilton greenville skycam. a smooth commute for you thi dunkin' donuts' unbelievable selectiti of breakfast sandwiches freshly made all day -- and now

right now, this is about 9:30 to 10:30 across the upstate south carolina, northern greenville, cherokee, york county and even pickens county may see a flurry or two of snow. it will come to an end late morning, early afternoon, but daytime highs will just reached low 40's for the upstate and mountains. we will talk about colder weather this weekend in a few minutes. geoff: all right, we begin with commitment 2016. most candidates are focusing on candidates prepared for debate. allyson: nikole killion has with the candidates are up to now. nikole: hillary clinton campaigns in south carolina today while bernie sanders goes to minnesota. the democratic candidates squared off over a range of issues on wall street and campaign refinancing reforms. they both are vying for the african-american and hispanic vote. things got heated as they touched on president obama's legacy. >> the kind of criticism that we have heard from senator sanders about our president i expect from republicans. i do not expect from someone running for the democratic nation. >> madam secretary, that is a low blow. nikole:

northern greenville county, a reminder of just how dramatically the weather can differ in our area, depending on where you are. carol: and take a look to the north. in winston-salem, dozens of cars abandoned on the roads in heavy snow. all of this, with a big warm-up coming later this week. so we begin with team coverage tonight of the weather, with news 4 crews in spartanburg and greenville counties, as well as michael: first, we hear from the weather team right here, meteorologists john cessarich and chris justus. gentlemen, this is a matter of a few degrees. john: absolutely, michael and carol. around the freezing mark. we have had temperatures in the 20's holding steady, no the said -- now the sun is going down. we had radiation going through the clouds which warmed up the grounds. the war -- the roads will ice up . look at what is coming. chris: we are trapped in the 20's. look at all this moisture. the race is on to get above 32 degrees. if we don't, we are in store for a lot of ice. john: this will be close. in the north georgia mountains, little bit of pink with the green. the warm ai

inch of icing in rutherford, polk, southern and central mcdowell over to central burke county, northern greenville and spartanburg county. light glazing to mostly a tenth of an inch. the issues will be much less overall than those getting heavier icing conditions. airport below freezing. you can see some of the moisture frozen on the lens here outside the studio. wind chill in the low 20s. it's miserable right now. here's that system wedging in from the northeast. once that wind wedges southerly, everything is going to start to change to rain. that's already happened west of i-26. most of it will get rain. then that system will dive in. high country west of asheville. snow may work down in to graham and macon county. i'm not expecting much in the way of accumulation. here's 9 o'clock in the evening. look at all that pink here. even up until midnight, some pockets of freezing drizzle in rutherford county. evening shifts east ward. late day we get a shot of wintery weather tomorrow in to wednesday. tonight's lows, right around freezing asheville south. still above freezing. west ward highs in the 40

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area is known as the poinsett corridor and is a major gateway entrance into greenville from northern greenville county and western north carolina. right now there are many vacant is county leaders call the announcement huge. it's a validation of the area as a potential location for potentiaindustrial kinds of activities . allyson: the new facility is expected to be open by the fall. no word yet on how many jobs the expansion will bring. geoff: volunteers from agencies organizations and hospitals are counting the homeless across the upstate. it's a yearly count, the department of housing and urban development asks each state to do. volunteers ask homeless people where they slept the night of january 27. they also ask for their first initial, last name, birth date social security number. the number helps determine the >> i always think the homeless numbers are way undercounted. it really is. what that shows is community and the counties are getting better relationships with the homeless so they are mo willing to come in and talk with us >> they held is a lot. they got us off the streets, got them

monrovia at several areas we need to watch out for as we head out the door talking about ice in northern greenville county and highway 441. be careful. there is a look at asheville in the area. icy conditions on the roadways. head out the door this morning. turned of the last night. the coroner says he responded to the first one on north pleasantburg and villa road. night. he says while an officer was working the scene. the police cruiser was hit by another car, one person died at the scene. the other person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries the officer was also injured and no word on the extent of the injuries. allyson: the other deadly wreck with a tow-truck. the coroner says a woman was killed in that wreck around 9:30 last night. it happened on verdae boulevard in greenville. the woman died at the hospital. her name has not yet been released. don't forget. when bad weather hits, you can turn to the wyff 4 mobile app the storm and get the latest on . you can keepthe storm and get the latest on an eye on the weather, track school closings and alerts. geoff: commitment 2016 news now,

it has been very isolated snowfall for the upstate and in northern greenville and pickens county. there is a dusting across the foothills in north carolina. we have no watches out the cause in some places -- no watches out because in some places they will be less than 1/2 of one inch. it will be blustery throughout the day tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. another cold blast is coming to flurries. we will see more action by the end of the weekend, sunday night into monday. 20's in asheville and the lower

ashley minelli is watching conditions for us in northern greenville county.. county..joe gagnon is at the spartanburg d-o-t facility.. where crews are heading out to treat the roads. roads.but first.. tracking it all in the weather center.what can we expect throughout the day? 3 wintry mix will move in throughout the morning, leading to slippery areas on roads. winter storm, freezing rain, and winter weather alerts are widespread across the region through late day. rain will develop in the afternoon, so conditions should improve slowly through the day. rain becomes heavy monday night. 3 time for traffic with chris. 3 we're watching:hwy 29 @ s. 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 3 some schools in our area are closed, due to winter weather. most of them are in the mountains.in the upstate.. cherokee, union, and all spartanburg districts are closed.we have a full list running at the bottom of your screen.. and on fox carolina dot com. 3 you may not see a lot out your window this morning..but the winter weather could still affect your morning comm

by 7:30 we will have good thunderstorms rumbling from asheville back into northern greenville county. a good bit of that works its way to the east after the morning drive with scattered showers this afternoon. some snow is developing late tonight in the mountains of north carolina overnight into tomorrow morning, with cold air behind this system. that will cooling stuff for tomorrow. yesterday we remained in the 40's all day with a that wind. tomorrow it will clear up and be 48-53 right now greenville to anderson. 65 in elberton. we are expecting temperatures to be warmer today, reaching the low 60's in the mountains and upstate. it will be windy at times too. then, it will clear up and cool down for tomorrow. we will talk more about that four day plus forecast in a few minutes. geoff: thank you, dale. take a look at the size of this hail. allyson: they -- a spa today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in to enjoy clean freshness with every flush. lysol. our job is not to divide, our job is to bring peo

commute.fox carolina has team coverage for you...ashley minelli is watching conditions for us in northern greenville county.. county..joe gagnon is at the spartanburg d-o-t facility.. treat the roads. roads.but first.. tracking it all in the weather center.what can we expect throughout the day? 3 wintry mix will move in 3 throughout the morning, leading to slippery areas on roads. winter storm, freezing rain, and winter weather alerts are widespread across the region through late day. rain will develop in the should improve slowly through the day. rain becomes heavy monday night. 3 ((wrap up)) 3 let's send it over to chris. 3 we're watching: watching: s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 3 some schools in our area are closed, due to winter weather. most of them are in the mountains.in the upstate.. cherokee, union, and all spartanburg districts are closed.we have a full list running at the bottom of your screen.. and on fox carolina dot com. 3 you may not see a lot out your window this morning..but the winter weather could still affect your morning commute. commute.the snow, sleet and freezing rain are expected

we are seeing some pretty good downpours from asheville back into northern greenville and spartanburg county. action in western north carolina and into raven county. by 945 -- 9:45, 10:00, select the bulk of this has worked its way to the east with scattered showers. cold conditions into the mountains, it will fire up snow along the tennessee-north carolina border early tomorrow morning. that may be interesting to see carolina and it changes to reign as the morning goes on. anderson at 56, greenville that 48 like asheville and hendersonville. warming up in the piedmont and breezy. the warm rain jacket will feel good. after this system clears, we will have sunny weather, very breezy tomorrow and cool and we enjoyed nice sunny weather for the weekend. cold mornings ahead the next couple of mornings. upper 50's and low 60's drop tonight into the 30's tomorrow morning. asheville will see temperatures go from upper 50's this afternoon, dropping quickly this evening and overnight, flurries of snow. tomorrow, has a 42 to 51 in the 50's for friday and saturday in the upstate and 40's in the m

it's known as the poinsett corridor, and is a major gateway entrance into greenville from northern greenville county and western north carolina. but right now, there are many vacant buildings along this stretch. >> we're very happy about that, because we feel like we've been long ignored over here. gabrielle: staci bryant's shop, expressions unlimited, has been on poinsett highway for 22 years. she's excited for more people to see this neighborhood's potential. >> whether we build new things or revitalize old things that we have, there's a great work force here, and that's a community that's ready to support them, and make great things happen in greenville. gabrielle: greenco plans to break ground on their new facility in the spring. it's expected to be open by the fall. county leaders hope the transformation of this space will ultimately help transform a neighborhood. no word yet on how many jobs this expansion will bring. make sure to download the wyff news 4 app, and sign up for push notifications, so you can learn about stories like this first. nigel: take a look at these beautiful shots

a wintry mix in northern greenville county, sleet, snow and it will change to rain. winter advisories for the mountains of north carolina with snow into the evening. the wind picks up tonight, tomorrow, it clears and it will be cold for saturday and sunday. the next chance for winter weather. we could see snow changing over to sleet and freezing rain in the early morning hours. on tuesday morning. what about tuesday morning? we could have slippery roads. we will talk about that in a few minutes. allyson: see why. as we take one more look at the snow that fell this morning, remember, you can turn to our website for all the latest weather information. there you can find live radar and winter weather closings and delays. just look for the weather section on wyff4.com and the wyff 4 mobile app. turning to commitment 2016 coverage this afternoon, one day before the republican debate in greenville, several of the candidates are taking part in a forum at bob jones university. wyff news 4's patrick hussion is live from the university with a preview this afternoon. patrick: w

that is northern greenville county. firefighters said the fire was fully involved when they arrived. it took about 15 minutes to put it out. two people inside the home were able to get out safely. gabrielle: the henderson county sheriff's office is investigating the death of a man, and they are looking for his son for a welfare safety follow-up. 66-year-old terry butler was found dead in his home on oh would road. deputies are trying to find his son, 40-year-old joey butler. this is a picture of him. he was last seen this morning around 6:45. he was wearing tennis shoes, dark cargo pants, a dark hoodie and a green shirt. call the henderson county sheriff's office if you know anything. a 17-year-old is being charged, after authorities found weapons in his car on mcdowell high school property. according to the mcdowell county sheriff's office, with drugs, a handgun, ammunition, and metal knuckles inside. authorities say a security guard at mcdowell high school spotted the weapons inside the car. brooks faces multiple char

look at the rain moving through the northern greenville county, northern and central pickens county, reining in pickens all the way back to around salem, westminster, raining in rain mixed with wet snow in the north carolina mountains. the snow, 1-3 inches possible. the rain could change to snow in asheville, you may get a dusting to an inch before midnight. the only advisories, watches, or and warnings, a winter weather advisories above 3500 feet for the north carolina counties that border tennessee running overnight tonight until 6:00 tomorrow morning. the future plus shows the rain-snow mix set 7:00 this evening. you can see how fast it moves through the upstate this evening. rain and snow showers mixed in the mountains. tomorrow morning, everything looks good. cold, but at least most of the precipitation is gone. everything gets confined to the north carolina-tennessee line, where there will be snow showers. rain moving through asheville. cloudy skies with just rain. 44 degrees. greenville and anderson, 55 in toccoa. milder, in the 60's and the southern part of northeastern georg

just a little bit of light rain in northern greenville county is all we are saying. expandinthat be you a little bit, this frontal boundary stretches back down into texas and across the mississippi valley area. it has been coming down good. our temperatures today will go from upper 50's to low 60's. the mountains in the 40's and 50's will climb into the 50's for the afternoon. we won't see a big change in temperatures today. average this time of the year for gsp is 58. today, expected high may be 64 is the best we do. 76 on this day in 2011. the average at the asheville airport is 53. 72 is the record in the 1800s. some of the stormy as to whether of the week look, on wednesday as the system draws closer. we get showers in advance of it. light rain today. heavier rain tomorrow. on wednesday, a chance of super thunderstorms. we will be watching that closely. a dramatic change in temperatures. anytime you have that, you can have a clash of severe thunderstorms develop. i will be on wednesday. today, morning temperatures in the 50's, low 60's for the afternoon. for the

we will see spotty showers and drizzle, some moving through haywood county, northern greenville county. that is about it. through the morning hours tomorrow, it will be a little cooler than we had today. 61 in greenville right now, 60 in elberton, 48 in asheville, first thing tomorrow, a transfer scattered showers. 55 in greenville, 48 in asheville. very cold on tuesday, and rainy. i will let you know what the rest of the week looks like in a few minutes. mike: thanks, chris. in commitment 2016 coverage now, a win in south carolina last night gives donald trump even more momentum going into the super tuesday primaries on march 1. jeb bush dropped out after last night's primary. that leaves marco rubio, ted cruz, john kasich, and ben billionaire mogul. hillary clinton beat bernie sanders in the nevada democratic caucuses yesterday, giving her campaign a much-needed boost. the former secretary of state had 53%, while bernie sanders had 47%. thousands of supporters rallied for sanders today in greenville. the senator is now turning his efforts to the palmetto state, with the democratic pr

one or two's wrinkles the mountains of south carolina, northern greenville county. by this afternoon, it will be more widespread. heavier rain expected overnight tonight through the day tomorrow. thunderstorms rumbling through on wednesday. here are with the temperatures look like you're the coolest in asheville at 44. franklin at 48. upper 50's and 60 degree temperatures in the upstate. a west breeze now. we will see this become more northeasterly as the day goes on. here is a quick look at our computer model. the future plus showing current showers in the mountains this morning. we see action late morning to the south of the upstate. this works into the area this afternoon, 2:00, 3:00 on. we will see good downpours this evening continuing overnight into tomorrow. we need some rain. we will catch up quickly with the next couple of days and another pretty, wet month. tomorrow, high temperatures in the 40's, 50's on wednesday. we have to watch out for severe thunderstorms that may develop with the front coming through. we will see it clear up by thursday and cool dow

in. 3 warm temps mean the ice is melting off.we're live in northern greenville county checking things out. out. 3 and the roads are looking better as well.we have an update from spartanburg county.. coming up. 3 good morning.... it's tuesday, february 16.i'm lauren elise.... 3 and i'm ben hill.. here with nicole papay and chris scott. 3 we have some school delays this morning.cherokee, greenville and all spartanburg districts are on two hour delay.there are also several delays in the mountains. mcdowell county is closed.the full list is running at the bottom of your screen and on fox carolina dot com. com. 3 overnight ice melts 3 quickly, with morning temperatures in the upper 30s and 40s. expect partly cloudy skies throughout the day with highs reaching 57 in the

in. 3 warm temps mean the ice is melting off.we're live in northern greenville county checking things out. out. 3 and the roads are looking better as well.we have an county.. coming up. 3 good morning.... it's tuesday, february 16.i'm lauren elise.... 3 and i'm ben hill.. here with nicole papay and chris scott. thanks for joining us on the morning news. 3 we have some school delays this morning.cherokee, greenville and all spartanburg districts are on two hour delay.there are also several delays in the mountains. mcdowell county is closed.the full list is running at the bottom of your screen and on fox carolina dot com. com. 3 overnight ice melts quickly, with morning temperatures in

greenville county, ttocn 3 3 3 3 shale thanks -and while you continue to monitor the situation in northern greenville countyrebecca atkins is out for us right now on villa road - where one of these accidents has turned deadly 3 the greenville county coroner's office was called to a fatal crash on monday evening.the coroner said he was called to a crash on villa road near the fairway club apartments just after 7:30 p.m. on 2-15-16 a gpd officer responded to an accident on north pleasantburg and villa road. while the officer was working the accident investigation another vehicle struck the police cruiser and original accident. one person was declared deceased on scene by ems and the other transported to the hospital with serious injuries. our gpd officer was also transported by ems for the injuries sustained. 3 3 we'll continue to work to get updates here and throughout the county stick with us on air and online for the latest reporting live in greenville, ra, fc, ttocn 3 taking a look on highway patrol's cad -spartanburg and greenville showing an incredible amount of accidents tonight another reminder

alcorn.and i'm diana watson. 3 slick roads wreaked havoc on some northern greenville county roads today.this is a live look in travelers rest where several cars collided as they hit iced over bridges. plus troopers reported dozens of wrecks across the county this afternoon. 3 this weather also caused problems on roads in polk county this afternoon-we've seen several accidents--like this one--along eye-26...and have had reports of slick spots and cars fish tailing... 3 and the threat of dangerous winter weather prompted early dismissals in pickens and oconee counties this afternoon. other counties planned to use this president's day as a make-up day for the winter weather we saw a few weeks back...but the make-up day was pushed back due to today's storm across our area. 3 we want to get right over to chief meteorologist kendra kent for a first check of the weather- has been slow-moving and arrived a lot later than expected...but we're feeling the worst of it at this hour with that freezing rain hanging around and causes concerns on the roads, right? 3 freezing drizzle, fog and sleet continues

south carolina, north carolina and georgied rain and higher elevation counties and georgia, northern, greenville, pickens with a higher elevation and quicker not occurring.that is where we could see heavy downpours of rain in a short flash flooding. we are seeing rain now and heavier rain working into the upstate and mouns by 9:30 and 10:00 with pretty good thunderstormthis continues until work its way eastward. by 4:00 this afternoon, still some prettn not carolina, spotty across the upstate and more so south of i-85 and clears out later this afternoon and evening. we have nice and sunny weather to look forward to for thursday, friday, saturday and sunday and temperatures get back to where we typthtemperatures right now looking like 58 in asheville, 63 in greenville, 71 in elberton and we will reach upper 60's for the upstate and low 60's for the mountawindy conditions will be the story today. that will be at weather maker. we will be watching for the potential of severe through early afternthe hind it, cooler temperatures are back in time for the weekend. friday you will need the warm coat. 60

there were a few flurries in northern greenville and oconee county last night. wind chill advisories throughout all of north carolina. be careful on secondary roads because they are icy from what fell. the cap cold it is. 13 in boone, 23 in greenville. -- look how cold it is. 13 in boone, 23 in greenville. rivard at 19 and it feels colder with the 10 to 15 plus mile-per-hour wind. 19 mile-per-hour wind in hendersonville makes it feel like -1. they should the kids are dressed warmly as they head off to school. feels like 11 in toccoa and anderson. a cold day ahead today. normal this time of the year would be 56 but not today. 40 may be the best the upstate gets too. asheville regional airport morning and 50 for a high. 18 early will only climb to 25 for the afternoon. here's a quick look at the national map. this system is anchored over the great lakes with colder from canada and reaching down to georgia, producing snow. it will finally start to come to an end today and do have chilly mornings for the next couple of mornings, but by the end of the weekend, there

>>> an ice storm warning has just expired for henderson county, polk county, rutherford and northern greenville counties. >> jay: several schools are on 2 or 3 hour delays, they are scrolling at the bottom of the screen and of course you can warmer weather. how are the temperatures now? >> ingrid: they are hovering around the freezing mark in a couple locations. the good news is, yes, we are starting to see the precipitation leave the region. the foothills, we are still worried from mcdowell to rutherford, polk county, for black ice concerns as well as the mountains of the upstate, where as of about even 45 minutes ago or so, i still saw some pink on the map, which indicates sleet, freezing rain. so we're not completely out of the woods and, in fact, you can see some of the light snow still falling along the tennessee line. >>> here is a closer look at temperatures, 34 in hendersonville but still 32 in morganton. forest city, gaffney, and greer. so, please use caution in those zones. >>> coming up in a little bit, we will talk more about how much more wintry precipitation is expected to fall as

area today.this is a look at the rain and dark clouds moving through the gowensville area of northern greenville county. thanks to cheryl for sharing this video with us on facebook. 3 and brooke in seneca shared this video with us of rain coming down at a local shopping center.oconee county was on alert for part of the morning when a tornado warning was issued. 3 kendra's here with a look at your forecast. forecast. 3 3 across our area through this evening. winds could gust over 50 mph in the upstate and nearly 60 mph on the mountains peaks. this will cause numerous trees to go down and power outages. many have been reported already. a high wind warning is in place until 7pm for most of our area.the tornado watch has been cancelled for our area, as the severe storms are heading east of us. the wind behind the system will affect us into tonight.expect quickly falling temperatures as the front moves through. this evening we'll see temps drop into the 50s, then quickly into the 30s for the mountains where blowing snow will be likely near the tennessee border. a winter weather advisory is in effect

search.yes.cell service in northern greenville county can sometimes be difficult.that's why the search teams were out-- and there was also an air team out looking for the boy last night.sarah and derek--back to you. 3 in tonight's most wanted 3 the man charged with shooting and killing two men more than a year ago, is now on the run. greenville county deputies say bradford williams removed an ankle monitor .... and took off. off.williams is accused in the deadly shootings at the *bugatti grand nightclub on north pleasantburg drive,it all happened on thanksgiving, in 2014.he had been released on house arrest last month - and was taking part in the 'ankle monitoring program'. 3 this is williams' second time on the run--investigators say - he ran off two years ago after those deadly shootings. shootings.deputies says williams is considered armed and dangerous. fox carolina's sharon johnson talked with the victims' families about williams being on the run. 3 the 2014 thanksgiving holiday was tough on the fuller and justice families.the greenville county sheriff's office says - that night a

northern oconnee, pickens, greenville, transylvania, polk, marion, mcdowell, morganton, burke county and northern mountains where we could see some light snow. karen wynne is down in henderson county. what's it like as wewepeak? >> karen: jason, yes, very, very slick. in fact we are in downtown hendersonville right now on south maine. you can see this tree is coated in ice and so are many of the roads. so not too much going on. just a few cars. but for the most part downtown hendersonville pretty much empty. people don't want to navigate this if they don't have to. we have some video of them right now. we're talking everything from a car that was on its side with an injured person inside to an accident along i-26 that backed up traffic for miles. we seen saw a trash truck that crashed in to a tree. the early arrival of freezing rain caught them off guard. leading to secondary roads icing up quickly. >> we're going to continue to work and monitor these areas. we're hoping the temperature will rise a little. >> karen: and the dot encourages anybody out on the roads tonight to be really,

light snow in the northern end of greenville county. this with some of the heaviest snow, anderson county. it is snowing. winter storm index, the greatest impacts will be in the mountains. moderately high risk for the the cold blowing that snow around. some melting occurred earlier that day. now it's melting up. moderate index there. wind, cold, and black ice where snow does fall. again, that's not everywhere in the valleys. but where the snow does fall, it will certainly create black ice. wind chill down to 13. it is going to go lower than that, folks. morning. several disturbances rotating around a big area of pressure. that keeps the wind out of the northwest. with that moisture being banked up against the mountain, it more. several more hours of snow some more in the high country. weak system diving in to texas. that may kick off snow showers in the mountains again on friday. snow showers towards day break. flurries down in to asheville. really think the accumulation is going to be minimal at all here in asheville and areas south, o

ice south and west, and a better chance of the slippery conditions holding on from the northern part of greenville and spartanburg and cherokee county, the foothills and watch out in the evening. here is a look at the advisories in place, a winter storm warning until midmight -- midnight and a freezing rain advisory that will last until 7:00 tonight for some of the upstate counties. for the next 72 hours, a look out for the chance with a possibly ice the storm. a high of 57, and 58 on wednesday and beautiful weather for the rest of the week and most of the weekend and more cloud cover and increasing rain by sunday but highs in the 60s, forecast, 48 the high tomorrow, freezing tomorrow night and 50s on the way and 60s for the mountains by the weekend. >> all right. thank you. and there is an easy way to help us report the weather in your area. amy woods explains. >> reporter: it involves our fabulous report it app. and we have this shot from the website, an icy bridge from anderson. but we want to tell you that that automatically sends out the email address and where you are located. we know your i

winter weather advisory's out for the counties and blue including northern oconee, pickens, greenville county. could be some precipitation developing this evening that could be because of slippery driving conditions. the i-85 corridor under a freezing rain advisory as we watch moisture at come in our direction. temperatures this morning in the yesterday was cold all day. as precipitation falls later today, we have the potential of ice development. we will give you more the morning. this morning with those 5-10 plus mile-per-hour winds, it feels like it is in the teens from asheville to spartanburg dress warmly for today. today, temperatures just getting afternoon. it will finally get above freezing later on tonight. what precipitation falls will change over to rain overnight into half of tomorrow. asheville will see a wintry mix of weather, low 30's at 5:00. also, we get above freezing later on tonight. it will be rain overnight tuesday -- overnight monday into half of tuesday. things clear up by tuesday afternoon. look at the sunny symbols, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, and s

may be in the northern parts of greenville or pick in -- or pickens county, but we will have to wait and see. that is in the forecast. as we mentioned, temperatures this afternoon are in the upper 40's in the upstate, but 30's in the mountains. tomorrow will be low to mid 30's -- 40's. 12 in the mountains tomorrow, 20 in the upstate and highs in the 30's. on monday afternoon, we will have that 70% chance of snow flurries. last time the mountains got all the snow and this time, both cap geoff: it will be president's day, so many will be out. dale: we will see what it does tuesday. geoff: all right, take a look at this. this may look a little strange but it really is what you think it is. an olympic size ski ramp in the middle of fenway park. out in center field where you would normally seek some of their players there's a ski ramp , three times higher than the green monster. starting today, the big air at fenway event will feature olympic skiers and snowboarders launching into acrobatic jumps. it's a new way to slide into home plate. dale: that is just for pros. not open to the public

so as you can see, it's a very busy evening out there, the main pockets in northern spartanburg and cherokee county. greenville county getting heavy rain. now, a lot more is going to be on the way. i've got a cold air wedge that will be building in and and a lot of moisture still coming in from the southwest. and so that's going to help to keep our area covered, with at least some light rain overnight, going into the day tomorrow. drive to work after so many people have a rainy trooif home from work -- drive from home tonight. in addition to that, the temperature will be changing as well into tomorrow, many of us may stay in the 40s for the high. with the umbrella and also the coat for tomorrow, we may get into a break in the measurable precipitation tomorrow afternoon. but we'll keep the drizzle and then here a look at what's going to happen on wednesday, as the main system moves in. the cold air wedge will start to retreat and that could allow for strong to possibly severe thunderstorms during the first half of wednesday, behind that front, some left over shower, but the weather will quiet down. so the lates

>> reporter: todd, good morning, everyone up early on youentioned governor bush up in greenville, the northern part of south carolina and that's where the christian conservative vote is and a lot of the candidates are concentrating their time there this week. it is a sisnificant vote in south carolina. we are in ea rl wood neighborhood of colombia. this is ward three. this is a smaller presichth that you might see on the national news because its in south carolina. the first primary in the south and hugely significant in the presidential primaries and we have had a nice trickle of people. i want to introduce you to catherine real quick. you are updating the candidate's list. yeah, chris christie bowed out and carly fiorina gone. what is interesting about south carolina. one of the things that are so interesting, you don't have to vote in the primary. it is very different than florida where anyone who is a republican, democrat or no party affiliation can choose to vote for one of the republican candidates and which is why you are seeing the cappedidates working hard to earn the votes of the peo