www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2024-11-17 07:23:24

SUMMARY: The weekend starts off beautifully with plenty of sunshine and mild afternoons, highs reaching near 70 degrees. Monday will continue the pleasant weather with a mix of sun and clouds. However, significant changes are expected by Tuesday as a cold front approaches, bringing rain and potential thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoon. Showers may linger into Wednesday, clearing up later in the day. Temperatures will drop dramatically by Thursday, feeling much colder with wind chill in the 20s and 30s. Meanwhile, tropical storm Sara, with 40 mph winds, is affecting parts of Central America but won’t impact the local area.

Rain moves in Tuesday

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2024-11-17 04:47:25

SUMMARY: The weather is starting chilly and dry but will remain pleasant for the next 24 hours due to high pressure. Highs will be in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees, above average. However, starting Tuesday through Thursday, a cold front will cause significant temperature fluctuations and bring widespread rainfall, especially Tuesday afternoon and night. Wednesday begins wet but will dry out by evening. Following the front, colder air will lead to a significant drop in temperatures, with Thursday morning feeling like the 20s and 30s, continuing cooler through the end of the week.

Rain returns on Tuesday

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2024-11-16 14:12:07

SUMMARY: The North Carolina Arboretum in Asheville launched its holiday light display, bringing joy after Hurricane Helene devastated the park’s trees two months prior. The event, featuring millions of twinkling lights synchronized to music, aims to uplift the community and support families affected by the hurricane. Guests can purchase extra tickets that will be donated to those in need. Visitors express a renewed sense of holiday spirit, reflecting on how this experience helps the community come together after tough times. The lights will remain on display until New Year’s Eve before a month-long dismantling process begins.

North Carolina tradition hoping to bring ‘light’ to darkness after Hurricane Helene

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