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Tropical Storm Edouard expected to make landfall along the Gulf (opens the original)
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(WPDE) — As of Monday evening, the fifth named tropical storm of the season formed. As of the 8am advisory Tuesday, Tropical Storm Edouard has top sustained winds of 40 mph as it continues to move to the West-Northwest at around 8 mph. The system could strengthen some before landfall Tuesday afternoon. Tropical storm warnings are in effect for the Texas coast and Northeast along the Western Louisiana coastline. Edouard should be a short-lived system, but it could still produce locally heavy rain
A few severe storms possible this afternoon and evening (opens the original)
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(WPDE) — A weak front stalled across the area will help spark a few thunderstorms this afternoon. One or two could be severe. READ NEXT: A decent start to the new week, then rain chances increase WHEN: The greatest risk will be from 1–8 PM. Once the sun goes down, the threat should quickly diminish. WHERE: Mainly east of I-95 toward the coast. IMPACTS: Storms will be scattered, but any that develop could produce torrential rain and frequent lightning. One or two stronger storms may also produce
Monday morning forecast (08/03/2026) (opens the original)
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(WPDE) — The pattern of clouds, some sun, high humidity and occasional passing summer showers and a few thunderstorms continues. A stationary front lingers across the Carolinas into late Thursday. That said, Wednesday continues the trend with clouds, some sunny periods and scattered passing showers and storms. Some rain could come down heavily in a few areas and highs will be in the mid to upper 80s. The rain timing leans earlier in the day, with the potential to see skies clearing later this ev
What was the source of that smoke on Monday? (opens the original)
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Another day, another smoky feel across some areas of the Carolinas. Many residents in Horry County smelled wildfire smoke once again Monday morning. The question was: Where did it come from? The answer: South. Berkeley County to be exact. MORE: Fire crews investigate smoke near Silvercrest Drive The area of Frances Marion National Forest between Charleston and Georgetown saw a 550-acre fire burning since the weekend, called the Horse Island Fire. The problem here was the strong and persistent SS
'Heat Lightning:' Is it a real thing? (opens the original)
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(WPDE) — During the hot summer months, you can pretty much count on the likelihood of seeing at least a few afternoon and evening thunderstorms somewhere across the Carolinas. With these storms come lightning, occurring within the vicinity of the thunderstorm cells. Weather computers, APPs and sensing equipment do a terrific job these days of detecting and displaying the coverage, intensity and location of the storms, including the lightning strikes. Lightning is typically seen in two forms: Clo
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