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FIRST ALERT: Few storms and rain tonight into Friday morning

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - We’ve got more rain chances tonight into Friday morning. Chances of a few rain showers with thunder are going up tonight. Showers and thunderstorms Friday morning. The weekend is dry and cooler behind the cold front. First Alert Summary:. Tonight we see mid 60s, pretty...

Columbia, SC · 4d
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FIRST ALERT: Patchy fog possible this morning; unseasonably warm through Friday

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A strong cold front will move into the Lowcountry on Friday, but until it gets here, it’s going to be unseasonably warm outside!. Temperatures will rise into the lower 80s today and tomorrow. Higher humidity levels are likely. In spite of being abnormally warm,...

Charleston, SC · 5d
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FOX Carolina

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Cold front brings heavy thunderstorms, small severe weather threat to western Carolinas

South Carolina · 5d

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Warm weather continues before rain chances return late this week

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Election Day brought another round of unseasonably warm weather to the Midlands, with temperatures climbing into the low 80s across much of the area. The warm and mainly dry weather will continue into the evening, with partly cloudy skies and temperatures gradually falling through the 60s overnight.

South Carolina · 5d
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FIRST ALERT: Second severe weather season peaks in November

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - The biggest threat for severe weather threat comes during the spring; however, the fall isn’t shy of severe storms. El Nino will also affect this year’s severe weather threat in more ways than not. November by the Numbers. Excluding tornadoes caused by tropical...

Horry County, SC · 6d

Country Herald

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South Carolina Weather: Near 80 Today, Rain Returns Wednesday Nov 4

Columbia and the Midlands face a warmer-than-normal start to November with rain chances returning.

South Carolina · 7d

WRDW

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Showers possible midweek

Mccormick County, SC · 7d

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Dry through Wednesday, late week shower chances

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Parts of the Midlands saw the first drops of rain in over two weeks yesterday, but it didn't amount to much. The weak piece of energy that brought those spotty showers still lingers with us this morning, but will gradually slide out through the afternoon. This...

Columbia, SC · 7d

Country Herald

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South Carolina Weather Outlook: Mild Pattern Holds Into Nov. 8–14 Near Columbia

Highs climb from 71 Sunday to 80 Tuesday and 81 Wednesday-Thursday before easing late week.

Columbia, SC · 8d

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WEATHER ALERT: SC Weather Highlights For the Next Week:

Things are about as quiet as they get in the Atlantic tropics. We have no features of interest over the Atlantic Basin today, and it’s unlikely we’ll see any storms form over the next two weeks. We don’t even have any features of interest right now. Aside from...

South Carolina · 9d

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FIRST ALERT: A Steady Warm Up Ahead For The 1st Week Of November!

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — After a seasonably cool weekend, high temperatures are on the rise as we kick off the month of November!. We remain cloudy and gloomy as we round out the weekend, but a few spotty showers cannot be ruled out. Overnight lows drop into the low to mid 50s, near 60 degrees along the coast, with breezy conditions sticking around.

Charleston, SC · 9d

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Double Trouble: King Tides And Stalled Storm Put Florida, Georgia And South Carolina Shores On High Alert

AccuWeather Coastal communities from Florida to South Carolina face repeated flooding, severe beach erosion, and...

Florida · 12d

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Drought Worsens in Eastern Carolinas as Rainfall Remains Limited

Well, as we get to the end of October, let’s take a look at the drought map. And right now, we’re not really seeing a lot of improvements in the eastern part of the state. The western part of the state is still seeing that soil degradation from Hurricane Isaias. We got State Assistant Climatologist Corey Davis here. Corey, let’s take a look at this drought map. How is it looking in the east? Do we see any improvements in any areas, or are we starting to see a little more degradation?

North Carolina · 10d

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Thursday's 286-acre prescribed burn in Charleston County, creates smoky conditions Friday

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Following the conclusion of a 300 acre prescribed burn in the Francis Marion National Forest on Wednesday near Awendaw, fire officials announced that they conducted yet another burn in Charleston County on Thursday. According to the Us Forest Service, there was a 286-acre prescribed...

Charleston County, SC · 10d

FOX Carolina

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See what Super El Niño really means for snow in South Carolina

South Carolina · 10d