Humidity, Storms Return Across Southeast Ahead Of Weekend
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Columbia, South Carolina: Meteorologists forecast increasing humidity and daily storm chances beginning Thursday and continuing through the Memorial Day weekend as a weakening high pressure system is nudged offshore and fronts draw moisture from the Gulf. Temperatures are expected in the low 80s to mid-90s inland, with isolated afternoon and evening convection possible each day. This week officials and broadcasters advised residents to plan alternate outdoor activities as rain chances rise Friday into the holiday weekend, with some forecasts projecting 1 to 4 inches of localized rainfall. Weather services noted morning fog and localized haze from a controlled burn, and they urged monitoring updates for marine advisories and heavy-rain impacts.
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- High pressure maintained a period of summer-like heat and dry weather across the region.
- A controlled burn in Georgetown County produced haze affecting visibility in neighboring areas.
- A slow-moving/stationary front and incoming cold front approached, drawing Gulf moisture inland.
- Forecasters issued First Alert forecasts: rising humidity, fog advisories, and escalating storm chances Thursday–Saturday.
- Forecasts projected localized 1–4 inch rainfall totals over the Memorial Day weekend with marine and flood hazards.
Why This Matters to You
The incoming humidity and storms could disrupt your Memorial Day weekend plans. If you're in the Southeast, you might want to consider indoor alternatives. Also, keep an eye out for morning fog and haze, which could affect visibility on the roads.
The Bottom Line
Stay safe and stay informed. Check your local weather updates regularly, especially if you're planning any boating or outdoor activities. And remember, a rainy day can be a great excuse for a cozy indoor gathering. Worth forwarding if you know someone with outdoor plans this weekend.
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Farmers, reservoirs, and regional ecosystems may benefit from the renewed rainfall, which can help replenish soil moisture and local water supplies after a dry spell.
Coastal residents, beachgoers, boaters and outdoor event planners suffered disruptions and faced increased flood, marine, and air-quality hazards due to storms, gusty winds, and localized heavy downpours.
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