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Our break from the storm chances didn’t last long with this active weather pattern. We’re giving you the First Alert to scattered storms through the weekend.
After a brief break from the rain, more storms arrive over the weekend.
The National Weather Service will conduct a storm survey in Georgetown County today to find out if a tornado touched down Wednesday night.
After a busy couple of days, we will get a short break from the showers and storms to end the work week.
With severe weather season in full swing in the Pee Dee and Grand Strand, the WMBF News team wants to remind you of ways to stay informed and safe.
Our active weather pattern continues with more rain through the weekend.
Showers and storms at times today. Some locally heavy rain will be possible.
The Grand Strand had quite the light show on Friday night.
Strong to severe storms are possible this evening.
First Alert Radar
An Upstate resident captured video of a funnel cloud in Anderson County early Thursday morning as severe storms moved through.
We're giving you the First Alert to a few strong to severe storms this afternoon. Here's what you need to know for those Thursday plans.
Summer-like heat and humidity build today and tomorrow before the risk of strong to severe storms Thursday evening. Andrew has the First Alert to what it means for the rest of the week.
Summer-like heat and humidity will move into the region Wednesday and Thursday. Severe storms may develop by Thursday evening.
Humid weather continues Tuesday with pop up showers and a few storms possible.
Warm days and dry weather continues to end the week before we bring back a few scattered showers and storms for the upcoming weekend.
Clouds quickly increase, leading to mostly cloudy skies through the middle of the week. We're giving the FIRST ALERT to our next round of storms on Thursday.
Mild temperatures continue this week with a few chances of pop up showers and storms.
Mild and dry weather will continue to the end of the week.
After last nights storms, we’re expecting a much quieter day but rain chances sticking around.
Our forecast turns more active as we move into the weekend.
Our stretch of dry weather comes to an end this weekend.
Warm weather continues before changes arrive this weekend.
Unseasonably warm weather continues once again this week.
Sunny skies and mild temperatures settle in for the weekend with even warmer weather next week.
Clearing skies return on Friday with mild weather through the weekend.
Our next cold front will usher in a round of heavy rain later this week.
It’s not the moon but the clouds that block out the sun on Tuesday.
Cooler temperatures and plenty of sunshine continue to provide for a nice weekend forecast.
Cooler temperatures and plenty of sunshine continue to provide for a nice weekend forecast.
A colder air mass will take over as we finish off the week and move into the weekend.
Colorado State University is calling for a very active hurricane season.
The next solar eclipse will be visible across the country and you’ll get to see at least part of it in the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.
A strong cold front is moving into the area, bringing showers and storms into the area today. A strong storm or two remains possible.
Our stretch of Spring warmth ends as chilly weather returns this weekend.
The Great American Eclipse is just around the corner and if you want to see it you will need solar eclipse glasses or a viewer box.
As the rain clears on Wednesday, our next round of unseasonably cool weather returns.
Today is our last warm day of the week before the approaching cold front brings showers and storms Wednesday morning.
Unseasonably warm weather will continue on Tuesday before mid-week showers usher in much cooler weather.
Sunny skies and spring warmth make a return of the Easter weekend.
Sunny skies and Spring warmth make a return of the Easter weekend.
Sunny skies and Spring warmth make a return of the Easter weekend.
Sunshine returns with a beautiful weekend on tap! Andrew has the First Alert to those Easter weekend plans.