Rain moves in Sunday, ahead of a freeze next week
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Sun returns Saturday, ahead of more rain on Sunday. Cold weather settles in next week.
First Alert Headlines
- Dry, mild Saturday
- Chilly rain Sunday, brief mountain mix
- Freeze potential prompts First Alert Weather Days upstate Tuesday and Wednesday mornings
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The weekend remains a 50/50 split, and it’s quite a contrast from Saturday into Sunday. We start off with mostly sunny skies for Saturday, and highs in the mid 50s to low 60s. Sunday sees our next round of scattered showers, some of which could even mix with a little high-elevation snow early in the day. A winter weather advisory is in place for Sunday morning in the high elevations of Yancey and Mitchell counties for up to an inch of snow accumulation and a tenth of an inch of ice.
The best chance for rain is Sunday morning, then showers taper off for the afternoon. Highs will be very chilly in the 40s!
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The next big thing will be the colder air that arrives next week. We’re looking ahead to a freezing temperatures for 2-3 consecutive nights, starting on Monday night. Days will be sunny and mild, but crops and items you have recently planted could be at risk during the late night hours.
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