Chris Justus is a journalist for WYFF 4, focusing on local weather news in Greenville, South Carolina. With a keen interest in meteorology, Chris provides accurate and timely forecasts, keeping the community informed about severe weather events and changes in temperature.
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Chris Justus focuses on providing local weather updates and covering evolving stories related to weather, particularly storms, cold temperatures, rain, wind, and winter weather in the Greenville area of South Carolina. Given his extensive coverage of these topics and themes such as tragedy (which may relate to natural disasters), he may be interested in insights from meteorologists or experts in disaster preparedness specific to the region.
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The snow that began falling in the Upstate area of South Carolina Friday morning will continue until about 4 p.m., then the ice begins to mix in.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Snow accumulating across Upstate
Cold Blast
After seeing some snow for the first time in three years, Chief Meteorologist Chris Justus says a second chance at a winter wonderland may be sooner than you think.
Dangerous cold ahead
Snow showers are currently happening along and south of Interstate 85 in South Carolina despite most of it evaporating due to very dry and cold air.
Snow this Evening
The snow that fell Tuesday afternoon and evening in the Upstate area of South Carolina will bring travel concerns as temperatures drop.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Snowy roads turn icy
Rain Ahead
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