FIRST ALERT: Increasing threat of storms as we end the work week
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - A strong cold front will usher in a round of downpours and storms to round out the workweek.
THURSDAY
The mainly cloudy skies we saw today will continue into Thursday. Most of the day looks dry outside of an isolated afternoon shower. Temperatures will hold in the middle 80s under mostly cloudy skies for Thursday afternoon.
FRIDAY
We’re watching the next round of storms set to arrive Friday afternoon. Expect a line of downpours and storms to move through Friday afternoon, likely arriving along the Grand Strand into the evening commute.
While widespread severe weather is not expected, one or two strong storms are possible. The main concerns are strong, damaging wind gusts and large hail with the storms Friday.
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MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND
Beauiotufl weather will set in for the long weekend. Partly cloudy skies and slim rain chances prevail through Memorial Day. The mugginess will be on the increase, making it feel like the lower 90s late in the weekend.
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