South Carolina: Latest timing for possible strong storms moving in overnight
Updated: 12:54 PM EST Mar 4, 2025
TUESDAY A 20 PERCENT CHANCE OF SHOWERS AFTER 4PM. MOSTLY CLOUDY, WITH A HIGH NEAR 64. CALM WIND BECOMING EAST SOUTHEAST 5 TO 7 MPH IN AFTERNOON. TUESDAY NIGHT SHOWERS, MAINLY AFTER 11PM. LOW AROUND 54. SOUTH SOUTHEAST WIND 7 TO 17 MPH, WITH GUSTS AS HIGH AS 34 MPH. CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION IS 100%. NEW PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS BETWEEN A QUARTER AND HALF OF AN INCH POSSIBLE. WEDNESDAY SHOWERS AND POSSIBLY A THUNDERSTORM BEFORE 11AM, THEN A CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS BETWEEN 11AM AND 1PM. HIGH NEAR 67. BREEZY, WITH A SOUTH WIND 18 TO 23 MPH, WITH GUSTS AS HIGH AS 38 MPH. CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION IS 80%. NEW RAINFALL AMOUNTS BETWEEN A QUARTER AND HALF OF AN INCH POSSIBLE. WEDNESDAY NIGHT PARTLY CLOUDY, WITH A LOW AROUND 36. WEST WIND 11 TO 17 MPH, WITH GUSTS AS HIGH AS MPH. THURSDAY SUNNY, WITH A HIGH THURSDAY NIGHT PARTLY CLOUDY, WITH A AROUND 35. FRIDAY PARTLY SUNNY, WITH A NEAR 61. FRIDAY NIGHT PARTLY CLOUDY, WITH A AROUND 46. SATURDAY MOSTLY SUNNY, WITH A NEAR 72. SATURDAY NIGHT A 40 PERCENT CHANCE SHOWERS. MOSTLY CLOUDY, WITH A LOW AROUND SUNDAY MOSTLY SUNNY, WITH A NEAR 62
South Carolina: Latest timing for possible strong storms moving in overnight
Updated: 12:54 PM EST Mar 4, 2025
A strong cold front is heading toward the Carolinas and has already produced tornado warnings for parts of eastern Texas. The front will move into Louisiana later this morning creating severe storms and possible tornadoes before moving east.The front starts its arrival into western parts of our viewing area after midnight and plows through the Upstate through the early morning hours. The line should clear Union and eastern parts of our viewing area by 9 a.m. or 10 a.m. at the latest if the current timing holds. Live radar below: The main concern continues to be strong winds and even isolated hail. Regardless of any winds the thunderstorms produce, gusts will crank throughout the day Wednesday into Thursday. Wind gusts are expected to be between 30-50 mph at times. Colder and blustery on Thursday. High wind warning and wind advisories are posted for parts of Western North Carolina until 1 p.m. tomorrow. >>Track rain, storms on interactive radar HERE. Right now temperatures: Check the latest alerts in your area hereWatch live skycams from around the Carolinas hereGet your hour-by-hour and extended forecast here
GREENVILLE, S.C. —A strong cold front is heading toward the Carolinas and has already produced tornado warnings for parts of eastern Texas.
The front will move into Louisiana later this morning creating severe storms and possible tornadoes before moving east.
The front starts its arrival into western parts of our viewing area after midnight and plows through the Upstate through the early morning hours. The line should clear Union and eastern parts of our viewing area by 9 a.m. or 10 a.m. at the latest if the current timing holds.
Live radar below:
The main concern continues to be strong winds and even isolated hail. Regardless of any winds the thunderstorms produce, gusts will crank throughout the day Wednesday into Thursday. Wind gusts are expected to be between 30-50 mph at times. Colder and blustery on Thursday.
High wind warning and wind advisories are posted for parts of Western North Carolina until 1 p.m. tomorrow.
>>Track rain, storms on interactive radar HERE.
Right now temperatures:
- Check the latest alerts in your area here
- Watch live skycams from around the Carolinas here
- Get your hour-by-hour and extended forecast here
