Four time Emmy Award Winning television personality,chief meteorologist author & USAF LTC Retired. Bill is the most experienced meteorologist in the Lowcountry.
A Freeze Watch is in effect for inland SE SC & SE GA from Saturday night through Sunday morning. With the first real cold of the season dropping temps to 29°-34°, protect sensitive crops, plants, and outdoor pipes. Bundle up Sunday morning and remember to bring pets inside! 🥶
In honor of Veterans Day, middle and high school students from Chesterton Academy of St. Finbar, a local Charleston school, visited the Ralph H. Johnson VA Health Care System's downtown medical center to spread cheer and show appreciation for our Veterans.
The student volunteers spent time connecting with Veterans, sharing warm Veterans Day wishes and bringing smiles to those who have served our nation.
Thank you to the students of Chesterton Academy of St. Finbar for taking the time to honor our Veterans and brighten their day!
#VeteransDay ##RalphHJohnsonVA
FIRST ALERT// JACKETS REQUIRED // A strong cold front will push some of the coldest air of the season into the Lowcountry starting later tonight. Expect windy conditions tonight and Friday with lows by Saturday morning in the mid to upper 30's inland. Freezing temps posb Sun AM
A cold front will pass through tomorrow and usher in the coldest air of the season so far for the weekend. The first frost event, and possibly freezing temperatures, could impact mainly inland portions of southeast GA/SC. #scwx#gawx
Saluting all my fellow military members on this Veterans Day. Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸 This is a way back pic of me over in Afghanistan. #VeteransDay2026@Live5News
LOOKING AHEAD: This week's SCISA 4A semifinal matchup between @NA_Chargers_FB and @PPS_Football_ will be amongst the coldest we've seen all-season long! Temperatures at kickoff (7 PM) should begin in the lower 50s, followed by a steady decline into the 40s. #SCWX#FNL#Football
So fun to meet Live 5 News fan Marsha Todd who works hard everyday at Harris Teeter keeping the groceries going! Thanks for all you do. Definitely a #hometownhero@HarrisTeeter@Live5News
51 years ago today, the legendary Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior during a powerful November storm, claiming the lives of all 29 crew members.
The tragedy was immortalized in Gordon Lightfoot’s iconic 1976 song, “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald,” and remains a haunting reminder of how powerful fall storms can be on the Great Lakes.
SCHOOL-DAY FORECAST: Conditions around recess time will be great, especially later in the day! Temperatures around midday should climb to near 70° across the Lowcountry before rising into the mid-70s during the afternoon hours. @Live5Weather@Live5News#SCWX#CHSWX