FIRST ALERT: Rain ends by lunchtime, sunshine returns for some later today
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - Scattered showers and cloudy skies continue this morning. Rain is starting to let up in the Pee Dee and should fully end by 10 AM for most of the inland locations.
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - Scattered showers and cloudy skies continue this morning. Rain is starting to let up in the Pee Dee and should fully end by 10 AM for most of the inland locations.
FIRST ALERT: Rain ends by lunchtime, sunshine returns for some later today
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - Scattered showers and cloudy skies continue this morning. Rain is starting to let up in the Pee Dee and should fully end by 10 AM for most of the inland locations.
We will hold onto the rain chances for Horry & Georgetown Counties along with the Grand Strand until lunchtime with most of the rain out of here by 11 AM. There is still the chance of a few isolated showers by Noon at this time.
As the rain ends by the middle of the day, our temperatures will climb this afternoon. The warmth in temperatures will be dependent on the cloud cover moving out and if it can move out quick enough to see those highs rebound. A few models like the idea of lower 60s this afternoon but that just doesn’t look reasonable. We’ll stick with highs in the low-mid 50s this afternoon with sunshine returning to the Pee Dee by the mid afternoon and into the Grand Strand closer to this evening.
The rest of the week will feature dry weather. Thursday will see high temperatures climbing into the 60s under mostly sunny skies.
Cooler weather starts to filter in by Friday with daytime temperatures returning to the 50s. The cooler weather will remain in place through the weekend. Nighttime temperatures will drop into the middle and upper 30s with areas of frost possible.
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Conway, SC
Tire Town
Conway, SC
Tire Town
We want to be your tire guy at Tire Town. Tire Town was formed in 1968 in the heart of Myrtle Beach, SC in a former Chrysler dealership. That location at 306 N. Kings Hwy was the first place that many (now loyal) customers would experience Tire Town's quality products and services. At the center of it all was Lanier Alford; (or simply "Lanier" as everyone knows him by) greeting every customer as they walked inside. After a successfully running Firestone company stores all over the Southeast; Lanier came back to his native Horry County and built Tire Town.
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Sea Captain's House Restaurant
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Your visit to Myrtle Beach is not complete without a trip to the Sea Captain's House!
Online: http://www.seacaptains.com/.
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Florence, SC
Florence Darlington Technical College
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The Southeastern Institute of Manufacturing and Technology (SiMT) located at the back of the main campus has an Advanced Manufacturing Center (AMC) and a Manufacturing and Business Incubator. The AMC contains an 800-seat auditorium, a conference center, an advanced manufacturing lab, a rapid prototyping lab, a 3D/Virtual Reality Center, and the National Robotics Training Center of Excellence.
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Online: http://www.fdtc.edu/.