Sally brings life-threatening rain to the Gulf Coast before heading to the Carolinas
Increasing clouds and humidity on Wednesday ahead of Sally's arrival to the Carolinas.
We will be waking up to temperatures in the 50s for most so you may want to grab a light jacket on your way out the door! Wednesday will be our transition day as we can expect increasing clouds and humidity ahead of moisture from what is now Hurricane Sally. Rain looks to move into the area late Wednesday into early Thursday. Thursday looks to be a washout with numerous to widespread rain. Flash flooding is possible through the day on Thursday especially in low lying and poor drainage areas. How much rain falls all depends on the exact track of the low pressure (Sally) and how quickly an approaching cold front moves in. Right now, models are suggesting 3-6” of rain to fall from Thursday morning to Friday morning/afternoon.
The second cold front of the week is expected to roll through on Friday. This front will bring much cooler air for the weekend!
Wednesday: Increasing clouds and humidity. High: 78Β°
Wednesday Night: Showers increasing late PM/early AM. Low: 66Β°. Wind: E/NE 5-10.
Thursday: Numerous to widespread rain. 3-6”. Flash Flooding possible. High: 73Β°
