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If you have enjoyed the warmth you are in luck, we turn evem warmer this weekend and next week.
We are giving you the First Alert to warmth and humidity back into the forecast.
Comfortable conditions continue through the weekend before rain returns Monday
Temperatures will turn cooler tonight but it won’t last long.
Hurricane season begins Monday, and WMBF News meteorologists are preparing viewers with a special focused on storm preparation.
Rain and storm chances are on the rise Monday across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season officially begins today, El Nino may result in a slightly quieter than normal season, but that does not mean there is not a risk of impactful landfalls.
Low pressure system off-shore along a stalled front will bring an influx of moisture. This will bring back rain chances tonight and into Monday.
A loud boom felt and heard across the midlands and Pee Dee of S.C. on Thursday was likely a meteor.
Showers and storms around this evening give way to a brief relief from the humidity.
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The city of Florence is asking the community to reduce nonessential water usage.
We continue to hold on to a unsettled weather pattern with daily storm chances continuing in the forecast.
The active weather pattern will continue through the week, bringing the area some much-needed rainfall.
The active weather pattern will continue through the week bringing our area some much needed rainfall.
High humidity, warm temperatures and pop up showers and storms will remain possible through Memorial Day Weekend. Additional showers and storms are likely into next week.
A more active weather pattern develops starting on Friday increasing the risk of showers and storms through the Memorial Day Weekend and into next week.
NOAA has released the 2026 hurricane season forecast - El Nino is likely to play a big role.
Drought conditions continue to worsen across North and South Carolina.
Summer-like warmth and humidity continues through the Memorial Day Weekend with increasing chances of a few showers and storms.
Warmth and humidity continues and daily storm chances enter the forecast for the end of the week
We’re giving you the First Alert to a warm and humid week ahead.
A warm & humid start to the work week. Meteorologist Matt Bullock gives us the First Alert to rain chances returning later this week.
We're giving you the First Alert to building heat as we head into the weekend and through next week.
Pleasant weather continues on Friday before more summer-like heat builds in starting this weekend.
We are giving you the First Alert to a nice stretch of weather, turning warmer as we head into the weekend.
Pleasant temperatures and dry weather continue for the rest of the week before a surge of more summer-like heat returns for the weekend into next week.
Today’s strong to severe storms will give way to clearing skies and cooler temperatures.
We are giving you the First Alert to models continuing to trend drier, a few showers around as we head through the day.
New data continue to come in and support a few showers around tomorrow and a drier Sunday.
Plenty of dry time through the day tomorrow but, we are giving you the First Alert to rain chances back in the forecast for Saturday.
Storms return tomorrow with more rain chances ahead in the forecast.
Sunshine and warmer temperatures continue on Wednesday ahead of the next risk for showers and storms on Thursday.
The Myrtle Beach Classic starts this week, and a lot of golfers will try to squeeze in a round. Here’s a weather fact that can actually help your game: heat can make the ball go farther.
Milder temperatures return the next few days ahead of the next risk of showers and storms.
Myrtle Beach drivers are seeing another jump at the pump as gas prices rise across the country.
Temperatures will turn warmer as head into the work week.
A soaking rain arrives into Saturday, delivering a wet and unseasonably cool forecast.
Mostly cloudy skies linger into Friday ahead of a soaking rain and round of unseasonably chilly temperatures this weekend.
A few showers will be possible Thursday morning with a much better chance of potentially soaking rain arriving on Saturday.
For Myrtle Beach and Lumberton, it’s been the driest start to the year on record. Florence is seeing its fourth-driest start to the year on record.
A fast-moving round of showers will bring small rain amounts Wednesday. A more substantial risk of rain is developing for parts of the weekend.
Brighter skies and milder temperatures return on Tuesday with additional rain chances returning.
We’ll be drying out tonight with a cooler start to the work week.
We are giving you the First Alert to warmer weather continuing plus a front moves through this weekend bringing rain chances.
Drought conditions across the state of South Carolina continue to worsen at a rapid pace. The drought is now impacting local agriculture and continuing to support a high risk of wildfires.
We are giving you the First Alert to warmer weather arriving as well as the VERY HIGH threat for wildfires continuing.
A wildfire that sparked in Carolina Forest on Tuesday is now fully contained.