
ALT Graphic shows the forecast track for Hurricane Debby on the left. The center of circulation should move over north Florida and then south Georgia today while weakening. Eventually, the track takes the storm back over water off the South Carolina coast and then stalling it during mid-week, before lifting it north late in the week. On the right, the graphic shows rainfall amounts through Friday evening, with the most significant rain above two inches southeast of a line from Greenwood SC to Chester SC and Monroe NC.

ALT A graphic with a rain drop background and a green headline that reads: flash flooding possible today. On the left side of the graphic is a weather highlights section discussing the potential for showers and thunderstorms that could produce excessive rainfall and lead to flash flooding. On the right side of the graphic is a map of the area depicting the excessive rainfall risk for today. Most of North Carolina is in an elevated threat, which is level 2 of 4. Upstate South Carolina and northeast Georgia is in a limited threat, which is level 1 of 4.

ALT Severe weather outlook for this afternoon and evening across the western Carolinas. A marginal risk is in place for isolated severe storms across the eastern of the forecast area. The main hazard with any severe storms that develop are damaging wind gusts. the main hazards with any "general" thunderstorm that develops are gusty winds, lightning, and locally heavy rainfall.

ALT Your chance of being struck by lightning greatly increases when remaining outdoors during a thunderstorm. Lightning can strike from up to 10 miles away. Some of the activities people were doing when they were recently struck by lightning include golfing, boating, running, grilling, walking, construction, riding, gardening, and swimming. When thunder roars, go indoors! See a flash, dash inside!

ALT Graphic titled, Comfortable Humidity Today. A map of the forecast area showing the today's forecast high temperatures. A warm day, but with lower humidity than we've had in a while. No rain expected today, but moisture begins to return on Friday. A gradual warming trend over the weekend is expected.























