Claudette bringing rain and storms to the Midlands
Chief Meteorologist John Farley is tracking the latest weather developments
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — Father’s Day has been soggy, as the Midlands continues to experience tropical moisture from Claudette, moving in from the Gulf of Mexico.
Some parts of the Midlands are seeing 1-3 inches of rain.
According to Chief Meteorologist John Farley, some areas Sunday afternoon and evening could possibly see higher amounts of rain. We will see some wind and storms.
A Flood advisory was issued Sunday afternoon shortly before 2pm:
Lexington County in central South Carolina... Southeastern Newberry County in central South Carolina... Northwestern Richland County in central South Carolina... * Until 345 PM EDT.
According to Chief Meteorologist John Farley some areas Sunday afternoon and evening could possibly see high amounts of rain. We will see some wind and storms
We’ll also see some thunderstorms Sunday throughout the afternoon, says Chief Meteorologist John Farley.
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Thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado west of Wagner is moving to the north east. #caewx Tornado warning until 3pm ET
#Claudette is headed our way. The main event will be Sunday with heavy rain (1-3 inches), some wind, and thunderstorms.
