A risk of flash flooding and severe weather may put a big damper on our weekend plans.
A stalled frontal boundary from the Florida panhandle into the Low Country of South Carolina combined with an upper-level storm system along the Gulf Coast will push waves of showers and storms across the area through the weekend. So we have a few more features this time that will make for a wetter weather pattern than we’re used to. Rain will be very heavy at times that may lead to local flooding. A Flood Watch is in for most of the Low Country where the heaviest rain is likely to fall. On average, 1-3” of rain is likely with some coastal areas possibly picking up over 4”.
Also, the strongest storms today may produce damaging winds and small hail along with an isolated tornado threat, mainly across southern parts of the state. Please stay weather aware this weekend and head indoors if storms come into your neighborhood.
This messy weather pattern will continue through at least Sunday night, so be careful when your making those outdoor plans.