Narrative:

On downwind leg abeam the airport; west side at 3;500 feet in IMC; we received an oral warning: 'terrain terrain; pull up.' we climbed; notified ATC; and leveled off at 4;500 feet. Oral warning quickly ceased. We were in radar contact throughout the entire flight. No other warnings occurred. Continued to destination safely. I believe this was a computer glitch.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: ERJ Captain experiences an EGPWS terrain warning while at an ATC assigned altitude of 3;500 feet and on a west side downwind at GSP in IMC. A climb to 4;500 feet is initiated and ATC advised; but the cause of the warning could not be determined.

Narrative: On downwind leg abeam the airport; west side at 3;500 feet in IMC; we received an oral warning: 'terrain terrain; pull up.' We climbed; notified ATC; and leveled off at 4;500 feet. Oral warning quickly ceased. We were in radar contact throughout the entire flight. No other warnings occurred. Continued to destination safely. I believe this was a computer glitch.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.