JHS
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As of 630 PM Thursday: Most of the radar returns currently are
across the western Upstate and and the NC foothills. An outflow
boundary over York (SC), Chester (SC), and Union (SC) is moving from
east to west and will interact with the ongoing activity within the
next hour or two. This should help storms to increase in intensity
and allow for training cells and longer duration of heavy rainfall
over the Upstate and NC piedmont, while the convective environment
lingers past sunset within the warm sector. Scattered to numerous
showers and storms will continue well into the evening across the
CFWA before tapering off overnight with just a few lingering showers
expected. Localized flash flooding and strong to severe
thunderstorms will continue to be a possibility until midnight
tonight or so.
GSP digging themselves a bigger hole. Not a chance of this happening this evening.
across the western Upstate and and the NC foothills. An outflow
boundary over York (SC), Chester (SC), and Union (SC) is moving from
east to west and will interact with the ongoing activity within the
next hour or two. This should help storms to increase in intensity
and allow for training cells and longer duration of heavy rainfall
over the Upstate and NC piedmont, while the convective environment
lingers past sunset within the warm sector. Scattered to numerous
showers and storms will continue well into the evening across the
CFWA before tapering off overnight with just a few lingering showers
expected. Localized flash flooding and strong to severe
thunderstorms will continue to be a possibility until midnight
tonight or so.
GSP digging themselves a bigger hole. Not a chance of this happening this evening.