By Wednesday, we start to see a noticeable transition as the moisture begins to pull away from the Carolinas. We'll see a mix of clouds and sunshine throughout the day, and while most locations stay dry, there is still a small chance for an isolated afternoon thunderstorm. Rain coverage will be limited, with temperatures rebounding nicely into the upper 80s.
Strong wind, snow, rain and possible severe storms arrive to the region with a strong cold front late Friday into Saturday morning.
Welcome to day six of Severe Weather Preparedness Week! Today's topic: turn around, don't drown.
More people die from floods than any other natural disaster with most deaths occurring in cars. Day 5 of Severe Weather Preparedness Week across the Carolinas focuses on lightning and flooding.
North and South Carolina Severe Weather Preparedness Week continues with today's topic of tornado safety. Since 1950 there has been an average of 54 tornadoes a year across the Carolinas. Within the WCCB viewing area, there are an average…
South Carolina's tornado drill has been postponed due to potential severe weather. North Carolina's is still scheduled for Wednesday.
Day 3 of Severe Weather Preparedness Week discusses ways to receive severe weather alerts.
After a stunning first week of March, the weather is going to take a turn. Β This week will be unsettled featuring on and off rain chances along with much cooler temperatures.
Severe weather awareness week has started in South Carolina, with officials reminding people that tornadoes, flooding and wind can be serious dangers in the state.
