
If you thought Wednesday was warm, you "ain't seen nothin." Thursday's highs will close in on 80 degrees! But it won't last. On Friday we'll see a line of showers and thunderstorms push through, which will cool us off.
The weekend will be delightful with lots of sunshine and highs near 60 degrees.
Meteorologist John Farley

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Take a look at the colors from the NC Mountains as Fall begins to change the leaves to amazing colors!
A wall of dust and high wind swept across the South Plains of Texas Monday night, knocking down trees, disrupting power lines and starting wildfires.
The capital city is drying out after several days of rain and a sustained downpour this morning caused flash flooding on many city streets.
Apple cider, sweaters, pumping picking and that crisp smell in the air are all signs that fall is near. The season is known for its beautifully colored leafed trees and outdoor adventures. According to ShermansTravel, there are 10 destinations for the professional leaf-peeper or the casual enthusiast. From New York, to Oregon, there's a place sure to fall within anyone's interests.
We're proud to announce that a new free weather app from the WIS First Alert Weather Team is now available for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch as well as any Android smartphone!
U.S. government forecasters are expecting three to six major hurricanes from an above average Atlantic storm season.
WIS is committed to helping our viewers program their radios to receive alert messages for their local areas.
Links to WIS First Alert WeatherNet reporters' web sites around the Palmetto State:
WIS is very proud of all of our dedicated WeatherNet Reporters. If you are highly interested in the weather, own a high/low thermometer and a rain gauge, let us know!
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Severe weather information from the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma.
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