As the holiday weekend approaches, we are drying out but staying hot and humid.

Hot and humid this week with storms at times.

This week's weather workshop gets creative with red, white and blue.

Storms continue for the afternoon hours before we dry out for the holiday weekend. Here's your First Alert Forecast to the 4th of July weekend.

Afternoon showers and storms continue for the next two days with plenty of heat and humidity. We are keeping an eye on some changes that will arrive for the holiday weekend.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington has issued a flood advisory for south central Horry County in northeastern South Carolina.

There is a 10% chance of tropical development this week.

Afternoon showers and storms return today along with the continued heat and humidity. Here's what you can expect as we look ahead toward our holiday weekend.

Another day of showers and storms continues as you begin the new week. That summer heat and humidity will contribute to a strong storm or two in South Carolina today.

Strong to severe storms are possible as we continue to head into the rest of this evening across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Showers and storms return to the forecast as the heat and humidity continue for the second half of the weekend.

An Air Quality Alert is in effect until 12:00pm Sunday.

A hot, humid, and steamy weekend is on the way across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Showers and storms are possible tonight through Thursday.

In today’s Weather Workshop, Meteorologists Andrew Dockery and Jessica Dobson show you a simple way to create a weather instrument called a wind vane.

We’re going to be starting off our Thursday on a wet and soggy note for many of us across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Scattered showers and storms will continue today bringing the chance for a strong storm or two.

Hot and humid weather will continue this week.

Showers and storms remain in the forecast throughout the next couple of days. Find out when the best chances are in your First Alert Forecast.

Subtropical Depression 4 has developed

A large plume of Saharan dust is blowing across the Atlantic.

Afternoon showers and storms continue with plenty of heat and humidity this week.

Our warming trend is set to continue as we head into the start of our next work week.

The heat and humidity will keep it muggy with those daily rain chances.

The rest of this weekend looks much drier as warmer temperatures settle in across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Warmer weather will return this weekend.

After multiple rounds of rain today, we’ll see a few more showers before a big-time warm-up arrives.

It's time for another Weather Workshop with Meteorologists Andrew Dockery and Jessica Dobson.

Warmer temperatures with a few hit or miss showers will be possible today across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Our dreary, cool, and wet pattern will finally start to show some signs of improvement as we grow closer to the weekend.

Saharan dust could make it's way into our area by late next week.

Rain chances continue as we wait for the sunshine to return back to the forecast.

We're on the cool side of things once again today under mostly cloudy skies, daily rain chances and breezy winds.

Slight chance of tropical development off the SC coast.

Showers and storms will remain likely through Tuesday.

Rain chances are at their highest this week at 80% today with widespread showers and storms expected.

We’re expecting and wet and unsettled start to the work week with scattered showers and storms in the forecast over the next several days.

Rain chances increase over the next few days with plenty of cloud cover and a gloomy weather pattern.

More rain is on the way today, but we won’t see widespread showers or a washout.

We’re expecting more rain chances as we wrap up our work week across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

Off and on rain chances are on the way for the Grand Strand and Pee Dee today.

Showers and storms will be likely at times through the end of the week.

This week's Weather Workshop explains how storm surge works and how you can demonstrate this experiment in your home to the kids and students looking to learn about the weather.

Warm temperatures continue today with the better potential of shower and thunderstorm activity this afternoon.

The humidity remains high as the rain chances increase through the rest of the week.

The sign on a mailbox in the Rosewood neighborhood says it all. “Yes it’s flooded,” it reads. “This is our neighborhood. Don’t drive through.”

Cristobal has weakened to a tropical depression this morning.

Rain chances increase throughout the week as tropical moisture pumps back into the region.

Another warm and humid day is expected across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee tomorrow.

Update on Tropical Storm Cristobal.

Our steamy weather pattern continues with no significant rain in the forecast until the end of the new week.

Another warm and humid, summer-like day is expected across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, the South Carolina Emergency Management Division and members of the State Emergency Response Team are incorporating COVID-19 precautions and procedures into plans for the 2020 hurricane season.

Rain chances return as the heat and humidity continue to end the week.

The Waccamaw River is forecast to reach 13.9 feet this weekend.

Showers and storms return to the forecast today but don’t expect a washout.

SpaceX rocket launch likely visible this evening.

Look for the increasing heat and humidity for the rest of the week. It's a warm one for those plans.