Hail up to the size of golf balls was reported near UNC-Charlotte. However, the hail was even larger in South Carolina. Locations near Greenville, South Carolina reported baseball sized hail that shattered car windows in some neighborhoods.
@NWSGSP Brother sent me this picture of hail from Travelers Rest around 6pm. More hail on Wade Hampton moments ago #scwx #severewx #hail pic.twitter.com/U6ml8uqk7z
— Melissa Griffin (@mlgriffinWX1) March 21, 2017
My Acura didn't fair so well in the hail storm. It hit Taylor's, Greer & Blue Ridge hard. pic.twitter.com/1LfYXGYwpV
— Pat Grissinger (@pgriss) March 22, 2017
Hail in Greer. @TVAmy pic.twitter.com/1BYpL6hWEWTuesday night's storms slowly weakened as they moved to the east and moved off the Carolina coast during the early morning hours of Wednesday. Calmer weather is forecast for the rest of the week. Colder air moving into the Carolinas will send temperatures to near or just below freezing in much of North Carolina Thursday morning. Warmer weather will quickly return for the weekend.
— Sandra (@BlueRose1051) March 22, 2017
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