Lower humidity and cooler temperatures will continue to settle in for our Saturday afternoon across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

The community came together on Friday to help the owner of a Myrtle Beach inn after it suffered major damage from storms that moved across the Grand Strand and the Pee Dee.

Clearing skies return on Friday.

Tropical Depression 31 has formed and is expected to become Tropical Storm Iota by the end of today.

After a soggy and messy Thursday, our drying trend will begin today across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

It’s going to be quite the soggy and messy day across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee, especially for your Thursday afternoon.

Local rivers are rising above flood stage.

Florence County Emergency Management is encouraging residents to use “extreme caution” as Thursday’s heavy rain is causing storm damage and flooding in parts of the county.

A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for heavy rain through Thursday. Here's what you need to know in the first alert forecast.

Eta, Theta and another chance of development! Here's what you need to know for the tropics on your Wednesday.

More tropical development possible later this week in the Caribbean.

Theta will work into the Atlantic, posing no threat to the United States.

Tropical moisture will lead to increasing rain chances for the middle of the week.

Rain chances will increase toward the middle of this week.

It’s another rinse and repeat type of forecast today across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee with warm temperatures and isolated rain chances in the forecast.

Today’s forecast will continue our warming trend with highs topping out in the middle and upper 70s.

Here's a look at the forecast for the weekend. Rain chances arrive over the next few days.

Warmer weather works into the region with a few isolated showers for those afternoons.

Temperatures will continue to warm through the weekend.

Eta is now a hurricane, the 12th of the season.

Milder weather returns by the end of the week.

It's Election Day and we have you covered with the forecast.

Big changes are on the way as we head into the second half of the weekend.

After a chilly start to your Halloween Saturday, cool temperatures and plenty of sunshine will take shape into this afternoon.

Cool, yet seasonable temperatures will settle in as we head towards the remainder of your Friday evening.

Here we go again. There's another chance of development.

Breezy winds continue with cooler temperatures for the next several days. Here's your First Alert forecast to your weekend plans.

Clearing cooler through Saturday.

We're keeping an eye on the cold front that we have been giving you the First Alert to for the past week. Here's what you can expect through the weekend.

Zeta is a tropical storm but will regain hurricane strength later this evening.

It's another nice afternoon as those temperatures remain in the 70s.

It's a nice and comfortable start to the week. When does the next rain chance arrive? Andrew has the answer in your First Alert forecast.

Rain chances are back today at 80% . Here's what you need to know for your Sunday.

After a foggy start to the day, sunshine and a few spotty showers are expected throughout this afternoon.

Mild and humid this weekend with a few showers likely on Sunday.

A rinse and repeat type of day is on tap for the Grand Strand and Pee Dee as unseasonably warm temperatures continue across the area.

Mild and muggy weather will linger through the weekend.

Hurricane Epsilon is a category two hurricane and will move east of Bermuda in the coming days.

A few showers will be possible today and throughout the new work week.

Humidity will increase this week with a shower or two possible.

After a chilly start to our morning, the 70s return this afternoon along with plenty of sunshine.

A beautiful fall-like day is in store for the Grand Strand and Pee Dee to kick start the weekend.

Additional areas of development are possible in the tropics through next week.

Clear and cooler through the weekend.

A cold front will push through the area bringing a risk of showers on Friday and cooler weather for the weekend.

NOAA has issued its forecast for the winter 2020-2021 season.

Showers and storms return Friday.

Clear skies and lower humidity return on Wednesday.

Earth and Mars will be separated by a mere 39 million miles tonight, their closest pairing until 2035. The red planet will look much brighter and telescopically, will appear much bigger.

A few stray showers will remain possible on Tuesday.

The National Weather Service will send crews out to parts of Horry County Monday morning to survey damage caused by a possible tornado on Sunday.

We continue to watch a chance of development in the next two and five days.

After heavy rain moved through overnight, we’ll see the return of showers and storms into this afternoon.

A few isolated showers will be possible for the first half of our weekend, but the humidity and mugginess will continue to rise.

One more day of quiet, dry, and warm weather is on the way for the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

It's a warm end to the week with increasing humidity and rain chances toward the weekend.

Hurricane watches are now in effect for portions of the Gulf Coast.

Warm and humid weather returns for the rest of the week.