Videocast: heat wave ahead & tracking the tropics

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PARTITIONS, SPACING OUT TABLES, AND RETRAINING STAFF ON USING MASKS AND GLOVES. CHRIS: WELL, IT HAS BEEN TOUGH FOR US, SHEDDING THESE CLOUDS TODAY. WE STILL HAVE THEM ACROSS THE AREA. IT IS WARMING US UP A BED COMPARED TO WHERE WE HAVE BEEN. OFF AND ON SHOWERS ACROSS WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA WITH SOME SPRINKLES ACROSS THE UPSTATE. THAT IS ABOUT IT. AN UPPER-LEVEL SYSTEM MOVING THROUGH WITH A FRONTAL BOUNDARY AS WELL. THAT WILL EVENTUALLY CLEAR US OUT WE ARE IN THE MID-70’S ACROSS MANY AREAS. ANDERSON, 74. 75 IN UPTOWN GREENWOOD 72 RIGHT NOW IN LAURENS. SPARTANBURG, YOU ARE CHECKING IN AT 66 RIGHT NOW. AS WE GOING TO BE OVERNIGHT HOURS, WE FALL INTO THE UPPER 40’S NEAR 50 IN WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA. MID-50’S AS WE GO INTO THE UPSTATE. IT WILL BE A COMFORTABLE START TO THE DAY AND WARMING UP. TOMORROW WILL FEEL QUITE A BIT WARMER. BACK CLOSER TO WHERE WE SHOULD BE, AND WE WILL FINALLY GET RID OF THE CLOUDS. IT LOOKS A LOT LESS THAN IT NORMALLY IS. WE WILL CLEAR THINGS OUT AND WE WILL SEE WARMER TEMPERATURES MOVING OUR WAY. IN THE MOUNTAINS TOMORROW, MUCH WARMER, MID-70’S WITH JUST A 20% CHANCE OF A PASSING SHOWER HERE OR THERE. WE WILL TOUCH THAT 80 DEGREE MARK IN GREENVILLE TOMORROW. SPARTANBURG PECKING AT 79. GETTING CLOSER HERE — SPARTANBURG CHECKING IN AT 79. GETTING CLOSER HERE. LOOKING AT THE TROPICS, WE ARE WATCHING AN AREA RIGHT IN HERE THAT AS SOME MOISTURE MOVES OUT OF THE BAHAMAS, WE WILL START TO SEE A LOWER PRESSURE DEVELOP. WHAT THAT MEANS IS A SUBTROPICAL OR A TROPICAL LOW COULD POSSIBLY FORM IN THIS AREA. IT DOES LOOK LIKE IT IS GOING TO REMAIN A WEAK SYSTEM WITH THE ONLY IMPACT BEING POSSIBLY SOME RED CARIBBEAN HIGHER ACROSS FLORIDA, A CLOSE PASS BY THEIR SUNDAY AND THE MONDAY. THERE IS NOW A 70% CHANCE THIS BECOMES A MAIN SYSTEM, WHICH COULD BE ARTHUR. . THE COMPUTER MODEL SHOWING THE SLOW PRESSURE DEEPENING ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON HALF OF THE COAST OF THE CAROLINAS HERE. WITH THIS COLD FRONT COMING IN, IT IS GOING TO NUDGE IT OUT TO SEA. AS IT DOES, THE WINDS OUT OF AHEAD OF THE SYSTEM BREAK IT APART. AN UPPER-LEVEL TROUGH GETS CUT OFF FROM THE JET STREAM. WHAT THAT MEANS IS WE GET COOLER, REFRESHING AIR TO YANK DOWN IN THE MIDDLE PART OF NEXT WEEK, WHERE TEMPERATURES, INSTEAD OF BEING IN THE MIDDLE OF HER OF 80’S, WILL BE — MIDDLE AND UPPER 80’S WILL BE IN THE LOWER 80’S. THIS WILL NOT BE A TROPICAL ASPECT OF THIS. BY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF NEXT WEEK, THAT SYSTEM MOVES OUT TO SEA. WARMER TOMORROW, 81 DEGREES, 80 THREE BY FRIDAY, LOOK AT THIS, 87 BY SATURDAY. HOW ABOUT THIS? MANY OF US PUSHING THAT 90 DEGREE MARK AS WE G

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