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Griffin Hardy

Griffin Hardy

Broadcast Meteorologist at WYFF-TV

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Freezing temperatures return, chances for wintry mix

We’re starting 2025 with freezing temperatures overnight tonight. Meteorologist Griffin Hardy tells us how cold it’ll get plus when to expect flurries.
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Latest Storm Timing

Latest Storm Timing
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Weekend severe weather chances

Weekend severe weather chances
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South Carolina: Thanksgiving travel forecast

Thanksgiving Week Forecast
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Changing to standard time offers health benefits, experts say

Sleep experts highlight the health benefits of switching to standard time this weekend.
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Cold, dry and breezy Monday

Cold, dry week ahead
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Western North Carolina small businesses encourage tourism after Helene

“Please come! And support the small businesses so that way we can start to stabilize our community so that other communities can be helped that are in more dire need,” said the owner of Marked Tree Vineyard in Henderson County, North Carolina.
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'Fake Fall' on the way

Isolated storms through 10 p.m.
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Tropical Storm Debby downgrades to tropical depression

Debby continues to impact South Carolina and North Carolina.
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South Carolina: Weather June 10 - WYFF4 Greenville

Spotty Storms Tonight, Early Tomorrow
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South Carolina: What causes the smell of rain in the air? - WYFF4 G...

With this weekend bringing the first heavy downpours we’ve seen in a while, you may get that smell of rain wafting through the air.The last soaking rain that fell in this area was on April 21 in Greenville, with just under half an inch total.Some, especially weather nerds, may be wondering: Where does that smell come from, and what is it called? The smell, or phenomenon, has a special name: it’s called “petrichor.“The origin of that word is from the Greek work “petra,” meaning stone, and “ichor,…