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Rain, snow flurries arrive this week
SUMMARY: A live weather report indicates partly cloudy skies over the area, with rain expected tomorrow, especially in the afternoon and evening. Morning temperatures will start around 50°F, peaking in the low 60s. Rain chances are low, with spotty showers likely. A cold front arriving Wednesday will result in windy conditions and a significant temperature drop by evening, particularly in the mountains, where snow is expected. Shoreline areas may see a dusting, while higher elevations could receive 2 to 3 inches. Thursday and Friday will be notably chilly, but warmer weather is predicted for Thanksgiving week.

Rain and mountain snow flurries arrive this week as a cold front pushes through Greenville, South Carolina.
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'Buy more time': Can beach renourishment combat rising sea levels?
SUMMARY: Myrtle Beach is undertaking a beach renourishment project to combat erosion and elevating shorelines, funded by a $72 million contract. This initiative, led by the Army Corps of Engineers, aims to bring sand back to the Grand Strand beaches in response to storms. Dr. Paul Gaye from Coastal Carolina University highlights that while renourishment is a temporary fix, it does not address the rising sea levels exacerbating coastal flooding. As environmental changes accelerate, he suggests it may be time to consider long-term strategies beyond sand replenishment. The project is set to start this spring and will last approximately 18 months.

Throughout the spring, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company will renourish the Grand Strand beaches under a $72 million contract from the United States Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District.
Some experts are questioning how long renourishment (adding sand to the beaches to repair damages after large storms) will be an effective method.
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Feeling like Spring next week
SUMMARY: After a week of severe weather and some snow, calmer conditions are here for the weekend with dry, quiet weather. Temperatures will remain slightly below average, with highs in the 40s and 50s. A gradual warm-up begins, reaching the upper 50s tomorrow and 61°F by Monday, bringing spring-like weather for Tuesday and Wednesday. However, temperatures will dip again as March begins. The start of the week will be dry with sunshine, but Thursday may bring light showers, quickly dissipating. Overall, expect pleasant weather with rising temperatures and abundant sunshine. Enjoy it before the cool weather returns.

Feeling like Spring next week
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Greenville woman reunites with birth mother after 32 years
SUMMARY: A Greenville woman, Katherine, reunited with her birth mother after 32 years, thanks to genetic testing. Katherine, adopted as a child, always wanted to find her birth family. In April, she took a 23andMe test and, within two weeks, discovered a half-uncle. He revealed that her biological mother, Lee Ann, had secretly given birth at 15 and had never forgotten her. After years apart, their meeting was emotional, with Katherine gaining not only her birth mother but an extended family. Katherine advises others searching for relatives to be prepared for the possibility that the reunion might not happen.

Greenville woman reunites with birth mother after 32 years
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