A few more warm days in store today and Thursday. Expect breezy winds on Thursday with gusts around 25 mph. Below normal temperatures expected Friday through the weekend with freezing temperatures possible overnight.
As response and recovery efforts continue in North Georgia, GEMA/HS is working to assess damage to residential, commercial, and public infrastructure. Assessing and reporting damages is an important step of the process but does not guarantee financial assistance.
On Nov 17 at 2:20 PM ET, FEMA and @FCC will conduct a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System on TV and radio. This legally required, regularly scheduled test ensures critical, life-saving messages can reach Americans when it matters most during major emergencies.
The nationwide test on Nov 17 will only be issued through TV and radio—cell phones will not be tested at this time. The American public deserves timely, accurate info. Learn more and find FAQs here: https://t.co/e3WC2BuyAf
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Dry weather and temperatures a few degrees above normal are expected through mid-week. Much cooler air settles in late this week with overnight lows near freezing and highs in the 50s to low 60s through the weekend.
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Fascinated by all that super El Nino talk? This is the class for you! Kicks off at 7 pm CT / 8 pm ET and you can sign up for the FREE class here: https://t.co/cN2wgJcgHJ
Slightly above average temps expected Sunday through Wednesday before a strong trough digs into the region starting Thursday. Colder and breezy conditions expected into next weekend with a taste of winter-like temps likely.
Position closing soon! Want to support the state of South Carolina when disaster strikes?
@SCEMD is hiring a Regional Emergency Coordinator to support local emergency preparedness, response and recovery within the state.
Apply by Nov. 10 at https://t.co/dSSVzgko6Z. #SCCareers
Fall is here, and that means soup season is officially underway!
As you cozy up with your favorite warm recipes, don’t forget to keep kitchen safety on the menu.
Some lingering high clouds this evening helped to produce a wonderful red sunset here at NWS Columbia, SC. Hoping others took the time to enjoy it too. #scwx#gawx#caewx
NHC has completed the Tropical Cyclone Report and post-analysis for Tropical Storm #Arthur (June 17-18, 2026). Arthur was a short-lived tropical storm near the Texas coast. The remnants of Arthur caused widespread heavy rainfall and flooding over the southeastern U.S.
Full report: https://t.co/aYCEcJHl9y
Moisture remains in place across the area with some showers & a few thunderstorms developing this afternoon and overnight. The front driving these showers will kick through Friday afternoon and bring drier air for the weekend.
Leaves are falling & preparedness is calling!
Fall brings cooler temperatures, changing routines & new seasonal activities, but it can also bring new hazards.
Take a few minutes this season to learn about the disasters SC is most at risk for
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