We'll be getting strong storms regardless on Sunday morning, likely from 2 AM to 8 AM.
Chris will have the full forecast later today on WYFF News 4.

Followed by a few more possible tornadoes in Georgia late Saturday night/Sunday morning. The concern for us in the Upstate is that storms in Georgia hold together long enough to bring possible tornadoes our way. It doesn't look too likely, but there is a small chance...

This will be a big outbreak. The parameters we often look at for severe storm/tornado potential are remarkably high for this event. MS/AL will likely get several long-track, intense tornadoes Saturday afternoon & evening...

Quiet for now here at home: Here's a look at Lake Hartwell this morning. We're only getting rain from this, but it will be a lot, turning heavy at times.
On top of what we've seen already, 2-3" of more rain for most of the Upstate. Sydney has your full forecast at noon on
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Most of it will move through tomorrow afternoon & evening. There might be a rumble of thunder or two, but no big thunderstorms. Roughly 0.5" of rain or less in total.

Snow totals are respectable: 2-3" for much of the Upstate. Closer to 2-6" across Western NC. Again, this can and probably will shift somewhat leading up to Friday afternoon. We'll keep you posted.

A mix of snow and ice mostly South of roughly I-85, mostly just snow North of I-85. Impacts should be low to medium on the roads...