Both Saturday and Sunday will be sizzling, with afternoon temperatures climbing to around 95 degrees. Add in the high humidity, and it'll feel more like the lower 100s during the hottest part of the day. Saturday's heat index could reach around 101 degrees, so if you're planning to spend time outside be sure to drink plenty of water, wear lightweight clothing, and find some shade or air conditioning whenever you can.
The National Weather Service confirmed Tuesday that an EF0 tornado touched down in Catawba County during Monday's storms.
Rain should be moving out of North Carolina soon.
A 66-year-old woman was killed Thursday afternoon when a tree fell on her mobile home, pinning her inside.
Strong winds are to blame for a number of fallen trees in the area.
One USC baseball staffer joked that Founders Park had become "Founders Lake" after severe weather brought heavy rainfall to the Columbia area Wednesday, flooding the Gamecocks' baseball stadium.
Neighbors dug through debris after first responders pulled Jason Mathews' body from his trailer, which flipped on it's roof.
One person is dead after strong storms moving through Union County, South Carolina flipped a mobile home, according to emergency personnel.
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