Brianna Mowery

6 days ago | wltx.com | Brianna Mowery

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Periods of heavy rainfall and cooler-than-normal temperatures are expected to continue through Mother's Day weekend and into the start of next week. The heaviest rain is forecast for Monday, with the possibility of localized flash flooding, particularly in urban areas, low-lying roads, and small streams. Tonight Showers will return to the Midlands late Saturday night and will continue through the overnight hours. Temperatures overnight will be in the upper 50s and low 60s.

1 week ago | wltx.com | Brianna Mowery

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Here in the Midlands of South Carolina, it is been a warm and dry spring season, and April 2025 was no exception. During the month of April, 20 out of the 30 days saw above normal temperatures. Drought conditions also persist across South Carolina. The warmest afternoons during the month of April were on April 3rd and 30th, with the high temperature on those days reaching 88 degrees.

1 week ago | wltx.com | Brianna Mowery

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Mother's Day is quickly approaching, but with it will come some unsettled weather through the weekend. The severe weather threat will have passed, but the threat of heavy rainfall and some flooding will increase. Saturday Skies will be mostly cloudy everywhere in the Midlands to start the day on Saturday. Winds on Saturday will shift out of the northeast, creating much lower temperatures with highs only reaching the lower 70's.

1 week ago | wltx.com | Brianna Mowery

COLUMBIA, S.C. — A wet and unsettled weather pattern is on the way to the Midlands for the rest of this week and Mother's Day weekend as the next weather system moves into the region from the west. Over the next several days, periods of strong to severe storms are expected to move through, mainly during the afternoon and evening hours each day. These storms could bring high wind gusts, some hail, heavy rainfall that could cause some flooding, and lightning.

1 week ago | wltx.com | Brianna Mowery

COLUMBIA, S.C. — After a bit of a stormy weekend, the Midlands is enjoying sunshine and slightly cooler temperatures after a cold front moved through. Sunny skies and dry conditions are expected to continue into early next week before the chance for rain and some storms returns by the middle of the week. Sunday night will stay dry with temperatures falling into the low to mid 50's overnight with winds staying calm.