Mild weather continues through the weekend with a few showers and storms at times.

Mild weather moves in for the rest of the week.

Mostly cloudy skies and a few sprinkles linger for Tuesday.

Cloudy skies, off and on rain, and cool temperatures make a return for the second half of the weekend.

Unseasonably cool temperatures, breezy winds, and a few showers are all in the forecast for the first official day of spring.

Preliminary NWS Tornado damage survey revealed the tornadoes.

Cloudy and cool this weekend.

Cooler and more stable for Friday and the weekend.

Strong to severe storms are possible Thursday.

Mild weather Wednesday with a chance of severe storms on Thursday.

Stay up-to-date with the forecast at all times by downloading the WMBF First Alert Weather app.

Showers will be likely on Tuesday with a risk of strong to severe storms on Thursday.

Spring-like temperatures continue into the second half of the weekend along the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

A beautiful start to the weekend is on the way for the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Slightly cooler weather returns this weekend.

Warm weather continues through the weekend.

Mild weather continues through the end of the week.

Severe Weather Awareness Week continues and First Alert Meteorologist Andrew Dockery is looking into tornado safety.

Mild weather continues through the end of the week.

Tropical storms and hurricanes have been responsible for the most tornadoes in our area over the last few years.

Brunswick County has terminated the state of emergency that was declared by the county in the wake of the deadly EF-3 tornado that struck the Ocean Ridge Plantation community near Ocean Isle Beach last month.

Warming up this week.

After a frosty and chilly start to our morning, clear skies and sunshine will help to warm temperatures up as we head throughout the rest of our weekend.

After a breezy and overcast start to the weekend, cool temperatures will continue into this afternoon.

Dry and cooler weather returns Friday through the weekend.

Highs will be cooler today and into the weekend as northerly winds blow into the area. Here's your First Alert to the weekend forecast.

Dry weather is moving in.

Rain returns tonight before ending midday Wednesday.

Cloudy and much cooler on Tuesday.

After a foggy and mild start to our day, a cloudy and warm day is on tap for the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Warm temperatures take shape this weekend with the return of spring-like weather across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Our forecast continues to change for the weekend and you're looking at some spring-like temperatures with a few lingering showers. Here's what you need to know for those weekend plans.

Rain chances increase as we head into the weekend!

Latest River levels.

Another nice day Thursday.

Residents of the Rosewood neighborhood in Socastee are once again dealing with flooding.

Horry County police have a message for curiosity seekers – don’t head into flooded areas.

We're looking at another nice day on tap before changes arrive for the weekend. Here's a look at your First Alert forecast to start the day.

Residents living in the Lee’s Landing area near Conway continue to deal with flooding from recent rain.

Flooding and high water issues continue from the recent rainfall.

Sunshine returns today with warmer weather and breezy winds.

Rising river levels continue to lead to flooding across portions of the Grand Strand and the Pee Dee.

Rivers continue to rise following recent rain.

Rain chances increase today as we start off the new work week. Here's what you need to know.

As the weekend comes to a close, clear skies and sunshine will continue for the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

After a chilly start to the morning across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee, more cool temperatures are on the way for this weekend.

We’re expecting more wet weather as we end the week across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Robeson County officials are warning residents about ponding and flooding on roadways due to heavy rainfall.

Widespread rain continues as we head towards the rest of tonight and into Friday.

Rounds of heavy rain has prompted a Flash Flood Watch through Friday. It's a nasty forecast and we're giving you the First Alert to what you can expect over the next 36 hours.

The EF-3 storm, which hit late Monday night, is being blamed for three deaths and 10 injuries.

We get a brief break for Wednesday before another round of showers and storms arrives for Thursday and Friday.

Several families in Brunswick County said they’re in a state of shock after a deadly tornado tore through their community late Monday night.

The National Weather Service has confirmed the tornado in Brunswick County, NC.

Dry weather continues on Wednesday before rain returns on Thursday.

Showers and potentially strong storms return overnight.

It’s another cold and wet start to our morning across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Widespread rain and chilly temperatures will last throughout this weekend for the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.