Stormy weather approaches South Carolina's coastal counties, prompting a tornado watch.
South Carolina’s coastal counties, including Beaufort and Charleston, are under a tornado watch as stormy weather approaches. Residents are urged to stay alert for possible thunderstorms, gusty winds, and isolated tornadoes throughout the day. A change in weather is expected next week with sunny skies and milder temperatures. However, storms are predicted to return on Sunday. The tide schedule for beachgoers has also been provided. Residents are advised to prepare for varying conditions as the new year begins.
Residents of South Carolina’s coastal counties, including Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton, and Dorchester, should brace themselves as a tornado watch has been issued that is set to last until 1 PM today. The meteorological buzz is all about the *stormy weather* that’s making its presence felt across the area.
The day has already been tagged as a Storm Tracker Day due to the serious weather conditions unfolding. A cold front is sweeping through, bringing along a range of potential weather dramas including scattered thunderstorms. There’s a chance that these thunderstorms could throw some gusty winds and heavy downpours our way, not to mention the possibility of *isolated tornadoes*. Sounds intense, right?
It’s a good idea for residents to stay alert and weather aware. With breezy conditions expected, today’s weather will be *mild* yet a bit unpredictable, putting those in the area on alert. The temperatures are projected to hover in the lower 70s, reminding us that winter is still a bit of a rollercoaster.
As we look ahead to the beginning of the week, get ready for a change! Monday is shaping up to be mostly sunny, with highs also in the lower 70s. Following that on Tuesday, the final day of the year, a weak cold front will be moving through the Lowcountry, but fear not! Tuesday promises to be partly cloudy, giving us a lovely break from the wild weather.
Now, let’s talk about New Year’s Day on Wednesday. Expect mostly sunny skies but cooler temperatures with readings dipping into the lower 60s. It’s a nice way to kick off the new year with sunshine, even if it’s a bit brisk!
As for the weekend, the forecast looks promising from Thursday through Saturday. Expect plenty of sunshine and milder winter temperatures, with highs comfortably hanging in the upper 50s. It’s a great time to take a nice stroll outside and feel the *glorious sunshine* on your face.
However, Sunday is where things get interesting again! It’s expected to be *breezy and mild*, with a return of showers and thunderstorms. Highs will range anywhere from 64 to 72 degrees, so it’s a good idea to keep an umbrella handy, just in case.
And before we wrap up, here’s something for those who enjoy the water. The tide schedule for Sunday is as follows: low tide will occur at 12:01 AM and 1:00 PM, while high tide will take place at 6:41 AM and 6:46 PM. Make sure to plan any beach activities around these times!
So, whether you’re storm tracking today or soaking in some sunshine later this week, the weather in the South Carolina coastal counties will definitely keep everyone on their toes. Here’s hoping for a safe and spectacular start to the New Year!
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