Friday is a First Alert Weather Day: A cold and wet end to the workweek is in the forecast for the Carolinas, with snow likely in the mountains. First Alert Chief Meteorologist Al Conklin on what you can expect tomorrow. Closer to Charlotte, cold rain is expected through the first half of Friday before the precipitation moves out by the afternoon and evening. Temperatures in the Queen City will stay cold — in the 40s — all day Friday. Download the WBTV First Alert Weather app for live updates, r

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54K views · 125 reactions | 11:22 PM Radar loop update. Stay Weather Aware! Severe storms with damaging hail and high winds remain possible. -Meteorologist Kevin Lawrence | KFYR-TV | Facebook

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Rain chances will remain in the forecast for the next few days. | KLFY News 10

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5.2K views · 333 reactions | Thursday Video Forecast ⬇️ Doppler Radar is active with rain and snow! We have chain controls up on all our major routes. Some rain showers linger this morning as the main band slides south. The Valley should have some clearing this afternoon with temps in the 50s. Frost and patchy fog the next couple of mornings, but dry and cool. More rain and snow Sunday into next week! | Melanie Black | Facebook