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FIRST ALERT: Lower humidity, pleasant nights settle in
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - A cold front will slide through the area overnight ushering in lower humidity and slightly cooler temperatures through the end of the week. After a record breaking high temperature of 91° in the Grand Strand on Monday, a cold front will push through the area overnight. Winds will turn northerly behind the front by daybreak Tuesday. These north winds will usher in much lower humidity and a string of pleasant nights through the end of the week.
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Weekend storms possible as heat and humidity stick around the Carolinas
WPDE — A new weekend is here, and it's looking a bit unsettled once again. While not a complete washout, those summer showers and storms will likely pop-up again, typically lasting 30 minutes or so, then passing through to the next neighborhood. Saturday sees a better shot of the...
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FIRST ALERT: High humidity, daily storm chances this weekend
We’re giving you the First Alert to increasing moisture, leading to a steamy weekend forecast featuring daily chances of showers and storms.
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FIRST ALERT: Weekend storm chances, humidity returns
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - We’re giving you the First Alert to humidity and storm chances back in the forecast for the weekend. Summer isn’t quite over yet, but we could see temperatures slowly come down. TOMORROW. Similar to your Thursday; however, we could see some stronger storms...
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Drought conditions persist into the Fall season
How might the Super El Nino affect winter rainfall in the Carolinas?. The Fall season has arrived, but the persistent below-average rainfall since late Winter and Spring has kept a good chunk of the Carolinas in a notable drought situation. Despite a number of days with scattered thunderstorms and localized...
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A mild Wednesday before shower chances return Thursday
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW)– Plenty of sunshine for today, allowing for highs to warm into the mid and upper-80s. We stay dry into the evening hours, with a light breeze. Tonight temperatures dip back down into the 70s. Thursday afternoon the chance for showers and storms return. We will...
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Stormwater improvements to take place in Florence are expected to reduce street flooding
FLORENCE — Two roadways are expected to have temporary lane closures and require detours as stormwater improvements take place. The city received grant funding from the South Carolina Office of Resilience for the North Church Street and Oakland Avenue stormwater enhancement project. The project is designed to address localized...
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FIRST ALERT: Nice Wednesday, building humidity through the weekend
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Sunshine and a comfortable breeze continue Wednesday before mugginess increases and pop-up downpours return to end the week. It’s another pleasant morning with lower humidity. Find time to get outside this morning and enjoy it. The afternoon will be mostly sunny. A pleasant breeze...
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Possible Waterspout Sends Boaters Scrambling
A possible waterspout sent boaters fleeing for cover near Lynn’s Place on Lake Waccamaw this afternoon. The apparent funnel cloud turned water feature was just outside the no wake line, said a Patrick Davenport. Boaters and patrons of the store and dock saw the spout around 4:40 p.m. and sought cover.
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Storms leave trail of damage across Pee Dee, snapping power poles, downing trees
(WPDE) — Severe storms left widespread damage across parts of the Pee Dee on Saturday, knocking down trees, snapping power poles and leaving traffic signals out in Marion and Marlboro counties. In Marion, two power poles along Highway 76 were snapped in half during the storm. Police directed traffic...
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FIRST ALERT: Comfortable Tuesday, increasing humidity by end of the week
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Lower humidity continues tomorrow; rain chances back in the forecast by the weekend. As you are waking up and heading out the door tomorrow morning, expect another refreshing start to the day. A stray shower can not be ruled out anywhere from 4- 8 in the morning; however, most of us stay dry. Enjoy the nice start to the day.
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Temperatures in the 80s through mid week
Nice weather will continue through the middle of the week. Tonight will be partly cloudy and warm with low temperatures in the 60s to near 70. High pressure will control our weather through the middle of the week, bringing pleasant, dry weather. Tomorrow will be partly sunny with only a slight chance for a shower and highs in the 80s. This will continue on Wednesday as well. By the end of the week, the high pressure will move offshore and strengthen. This will bring back a chance for pop up thunderstorms for Friday through the weekend. It will also heat it up with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s for Friday through the weekend. This hot, humid weather will continue into next week, although it will not be as hot as it was last week.
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A few more afternoon scattered showers and storm chances
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW)– Morning temperatures are comfortable in the 70s. We are starting the day with a few clouds across the area. By the afternoon and evening, we’ll see more scattered showers and isolated storms, but not as intense as Saturday’s activity. The cold front that brought us storms moves through, cooling us closer to seasonal highs today. Frequent lightning will be a factor again. Temperatures in the lower-90s inland, upper-80s at the coast are expected.
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Storm damage reported across Cape Fear region
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) – A line of severe thunderstorms caused damage across Bladen, Columbus and Pender counties, according to reports by the National Weather Service. The first local storm report from the National Weather Service came in around 5 p.m., noting trees down in Tarheel. Trees down were also...
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First Alert |One more round of storms before we start to dry out on Labor Day
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - The second half of your Sunday will feature more chances for strong to severe storms, but likelihood is far less than it was yesterday. We are sitting far cooler today compared to the blazing heat we saw yesterday. The cold front that kicked up the line of severe storms yesterday has stalled over the area, lowering temperatures but keeping moisture relatively high. Heat indices will still sit in the 90s.