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FOX Carolina
Flooding, hail reported in parts of Greenville
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - FOX Carolina crews report seeing some flooding and hail in parts of Greenville Monday evening. FOX Carolina crews said there was some flooding on Academy Street and under the West Greenville Bridge on Lois Street. Just before 6 p.m., FOX Carolina crews reported seeing hail...
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Roanoke, Charleston, Knoxville and Greenville Face Slight Risk for Damaging Wind Gusts Tomorrow as Scattered Severe Storms Target the Central and Southern Appalachians
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE — Damaging wind gusts will be the primary hazard as scattered severe thunderstorms develop across the central and southern Appalachians tomorrow, Monday, September 21, according to a Severe Weather Outlook from Max Velocity, updated at 12:46 a.m. CDT. As a surface cold front advances southward throughout the day, thunderstorms are expected to initiate along a boundary stretching from Texas into the central Appalachians, with the highest concentration of storms and the greatest overall potential for severe wind gusts focused directly over the Appalachians during peak afternoon heating.
FOX Carolina
Tracking storms, thunderstorms moving through Upstate, mountains Monday evening
FOX Carolina
Tracking storm changes ahead of Tuesday's First Alert Weather Day
FOX Carolina
FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS MONDAY & TUESDAY: Severe Threat & Heavy Rains, Then a Cool-Down Arrives
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Today and Tuesday are First Alert Weather Days as we track the potential for severe weather impacting your Monday evening commute and storms, heavy rain still a potential Tuesday during your evening commute. It turns much cooler and dries out for the second half of the week.
WSPA 7News
Tracking shower and storm chances ahead of a cool-down
Mostly dry weather returns Sunday night. There could be some patchy fog in the valleys. Lows are in the mid to upper 60s. Monday morning will be mostly dry, but scattered showers and storms will pop up during the afternoon and evening. Look for a few storms with gusty winds and heavy downpours. It will […]
hoodline.com
Greenville Sizzles, Then Soaks as Storms Roar In Before Midweek Cooldown
Greenville is starting Monday with improving visibility after sunrise and light or variable winds, while thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures are expected to climb to about 91 degrees before showers and storms become possible. The main concerns with any stronger storms today are damaging wind gusts...
FOX Carolina
First Alert Weather Day brings severe afternoon storms to Upstate, mountains
FOX Carolina
Damaging winds expected for FAWD on Monday
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Another one: Clemson-UNC delayed by lightning in Death Valley
For the third straight game, Clemson is dealing with a weather delay. Saturday's Clemson-North Carolina game at Memorial Stadium entered a lightning delay with 8:11 remaining in the fourth quarter, marking the third weather interruption in as many games for the Tigers this season. Clemson's season opener at LSU was...
FOX Carolina
More storms possible Sunday afternoon
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hoodline.com
Greenville Faces Saturday Storm Chances Before Cooler Midweek Pattern
Light winds and possible morning fog or low stratus are expected at some locations Saturday morning. Temperatures are expected to reach the upper 80s across much of the region before showers and thunderstorms become possible in the afternoon. Storms Arrive Late Saturday. Saturday afternoon brings possible showers and thunderstorms. Winds...
WSPA 7News
90s Return Before Storm Chances Build for Weekend
(WSPA)—Some 90-degree highs are back for the Upstate Thursday and Friday. Scattered showers and t-storm chances increase over the mountains this afternoon, then area-wide Friday afternoon. Scattered showers and t-storm chances stay with us into the weekend, higher over the mountains. Weekend highs remain deep into the 80s. Our weather pattern remains unsettled next week, […]
greenvillejournal.com
Greenville to remove Hurricane Helene debris from Reedy River
The city of Greenville plans to remove around 25,000 cubic yards of debris from the Reedy River in the coming weeks. Trees and other vegetative debris fell into the river after Hurricane Helene tore through the Upstate in late September 2024. Ben Carroll, the city’s deputy director of public works, said the debris currently increases the river’s flood risk during severe weather events and heavy rain.