One Last Soggy Day
Updated 5:30 AM Wednesday, July 3rd, 2013
We got one to four inches of rain yesterday along with flooding conditions. Rain is in the forecast again today, but it's not forecast to be as much. The Grand Strand will get some showers/storms early in the day through about mid-afternoon, the Pee Dee has the biggest storm risk today with storms already moving through early this morning. The flood watch will stay in place until 6pm. Temps today will be mild in the mid 80s.
Just in time for the 4th of July, much drier air will move in resulting in just one or two afternoon or evening storms. With more sunshine, temperatures will warm into the 80s and lower 90s by the 4th and through the rest of the weekend.
by WMBF Storm Team Meteorologist Marla Branson
We got one to four inches of rain yesterday along with flooding conditions. Rain is in the forecast again today, but it's not forecast to be as much. The Grand Strand will get some showers/storms early in the day through about mid-afternoon, the Pee Dee has the biggest storm risk today with storms already moving through early this morning. The flood watch will stay in place until 6pm. Temps today will be mild in the mid 80s.
Just in time for the 4th of July, much drier air will move in resulting in just one or two afternoon or evening storms. With more sunshine, temperatures will warm into the 80s and lower 90s by the 4th and through the rest of the weekend.
by WMBF Storm Team Meteorologist Marla Branson
http://www.wmbfnews.com/weather
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