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    #GSP #SCwx #GAwx Highs are still expected to be 4-6 degrees below normal today, and will drop to near freezing again tonight amid clear skies and calm winds.

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    #GSP #SCwx #GAwx Low temperatures tonight around 10 degrees below normal, making this the coolest night in over two weeks. Otherwise, clear and dry.

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    #GSP #SCwx #GAwx The temperature roller coaster continues Tuesday, with temps expected to be 10 degrees cooler than Monday. Scattered rain showers are expected, but Tuesday will be the last day with a chance of rain until at least the weekend.

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    #GSP #SCwx #GAwx Showers and scattered thunderstorms are expected Saturday afternoon and evening as a cold front crosses the area. While the rainfall is much needed, amounts will not be enough to significantly improve drought conditions.

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    #GSP #SCwx #GAwx Mostly sunny and dry conditions are expected today with afternoon highs in the upper 80s, with 70s and 80s in the higher elevations. Temperatures may reach the low 90s over the next few days. No relief from the heat or ongoing drought conditions expected this week.

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    #GSP #SCwx #GAwx Frost is possible across parts of the North Carolina mountains on Tuesday night, and then again across parts of the mountains, foothills, and northwest Piedmont of North Carolina Wednesday night. Sensitive vegetation could be affected.

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    #GSP #SCwx #GAwx Frost is possible across the mountains, foothills, and northwest Piedmont of North Carolina Tuesday night and Wednesday night. Sensitive vegetation could be affected. Temperatures may fall low enough to allow frost to develop across the mountains of North Carolina again Wednesday night