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Interestingly, even though this line of rain/ rumbles of thunder looks fairly impressive on radar, it only generated a 21mph wind gust at the Greenville-Spartanburg NWS office last hour. https://t.co/LztFAoIvPQ

Raining heavily in Hickory as we approach 9am. https://t.co/FbPVRBUvEV

7:55am Monday: Rain with embedded thunder and lightning continues to move into the region. The heaviest rain remains in the mountains but will work eastward with time today. Overall, a fairly soggy weather setup is in play for our Monday. https://t.co/Rql7a7uG2l

5:40am Monday: We will continue to have waves of rain and embedded storms move through the region today. This will be a nice, beneficial rain around the region with many locations picking up 1-2” of rain. It’s possible a few spots could pick up enough rain in a short enough

Record high temperatures will be challenged around the state today. https://t.co/oiEvVfO8UK

A very active morning continues for areas to our north and west with ongoing severe weather concerns. Some spotty showers and drizzle continue in parts of western NC, but warmth will be our big weather story to end the week. https://t.co/KVUue9OL34

A quiet and cool morning continues on this first day of April. Today's weather will be great all around the region. https://t.co/QtM6lufUVr

The first sunrise of April is a beauty in the Queen City: https://t.co/1s9xcfhMkz

RT @wxcrum: Look what showed up at my feeder this evening! First one of the season! #hummingbird #ncwx ##cltwx https://t.co/qAoovqh4J4

4:40pm Monday: I expect this line of storms to continue to produce severe thunderstorm warnings for the possibility of damaging winds for a while as they move to the northeast into early this evening. https://t.co/3PuqFQTCfL

4:34pm Monday: These are the types of storm structures that have to be monitored carefully for the possibility of a brief spin up tornado. https://t.co/24YuQFopFW

9:15am Monday: No significant changes with the latest SPC Day 1 Outlook. Morning activity in western NC continues to wane, but a more substantial wave of showers and storms will arrive later today. Main window for I-85 corridor will be 2-8pm. https://t.co/n7weKLfnR2

7:25am Monday: An ominous sky behind the campus of App State as a weakening area of showers and storms moves into the mountains. The severe weather threat is low this morning, but the threat ramps up in the piedmont this afternoon. https://t.co/KGa7IY4hKP

6am Monday: Showers and embedded storms will continue to move into the mountains early this morning. The severe weather threat is low as these storms continue to weaken. https://t.co/Pfty0gFCik

5:40am Monday: Today’s forecast highlight is the opportunity for scattered showers and storms, some of which might be strong to severe. Some weakening showers or storms will remain possible this morning, but the biggest threat for severe weather will come this afternoon as https://t.co/IulYWHI4Nt

RT @wxcrum: As of 1:30 PM. Winds are picking up, and dry in place. Fire risk is elevated and the Fire Weather Warning continues until 9PM t…