Weather Alert Day![]()
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There is a Marginal Risk of some severe weather today between 1 and 8 pm. The NWS in Charleston advises that damaging winds are possible with some winds gusting to 58mph or higher. A brief tornada is possible as well. Rainfall could total between ½ inch to 1.5 inches. This disturbed weather is the result of a warm front that will lift northward across our area.
Weather Alert Day Ahead.![]()
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Good Morning the NWS storm prediction center is forecasting the possibility of some severe weather today/afternoon into early evening. Here is their information. Stay alert today.![]()
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NWS/Charleston-For Wednesday, January 4, the Storm Prediction Center has issued a ![]()
Slight Risk for severe thunderstorms across far inland sections of ![]()
southeast Georgia, and a Marginal Risk for severe thunderstorms across![]()
the rest of southeast counties of Georgia and South Carolina. ![]()
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Wednesday afternoon into early evening, a couple of thunderstorms could produce![]()
damaging wind gusts. Also, an isolated, brief tornado cannot be ruled out. ![]()
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Also, thunderstorms could produce locally heavy rainfall west of Interstate 95. ![]()
Farther east, excessive rainfall is unlikely. ![]()
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Be Safe and Stay Alert![]()
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