It was a stormy start to summer in South Carolina. Severe thunderstorms damaged trees and knocked out power to thousands of residents on multiple occasions during the first offical week of the new season.
As June is winding down, the 7-Day rainfall forecast from the National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center is showing generally dry conditions.
Looking at the 7 Day Rainfall forecast today through next Wednesday from @NWSWPC shows generally dry conditions expected with rain chances coming in the form of isolated afternoon storms mainly over the weekend. Temperatures heat up well into the 90s next week too! #scwx #gawx pic.twitter.com/1hxCSwJUsF
— NWS Columbia (@NWSColumbia) June 27, 2019
The Three-Month Precipitation Outlook from the Climate Prediction Center shows there are equal chances of below or above precipitation with above average precipitation in the Plains states.
However, the Three-Month Outlook from NOAA's Climate Prediction Center indicate that South Carolina along with the rest of the Eastern Seaboard will have above normal temperatures with well above normal temperatures in south Florida and the Pacific Northwest. Well below average temperatures are expected in the Plains states.
