Daniel Bonds

2 weeks ago | wltx.com | Daniel Bonds

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Another round of potentially severe weather is expected this afternoon and evening as an active stretch of unsettled weather continues. If you are planning to be outdoors today, you will want to stay weather-aware, as strong storms could pop up later in the day. Today has been deemed a News 19 weather impact alert day because of the potential for severe storms. The Storm Prediction Center has South Carolina under a slight risk (Level 2 of 5) of severe weather today.

4 weeks ago | wltx.com | Daniel Bonds

COLUMBIA, S.C. — After a stretch of unsettled weather, more typical late spring conditions are on the way as we head into the weekend. A cold front produced showers and storms Friday afternoon and Friday evening, but the weather will remain quiet on Saturday. A few showers and storms are possible on Sunday. Next week will be dry and warmer. The Midlands will experience dry air at the start of the weekend. Comfortable conditions are expected Saturday.

4 weeks ago | wltx.com | Daniel Bonds

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Today has been declared a News 19 Weather Impact Alert Day due to the risk of strong to severe thunderstorms expected this afternoon and early evening across the Midlands. After a damp and cloudy start to the day, things are expected to turn more active this afternoon as a line of storms moves in ahead of a cold front. These storms could bring damaging winds, heavy downpours, and possibly some isolated severe weather.

1 month ago | wltx.com | Daniel Bonds

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Today and Friday have been designated as News 19 Weather Impact Alert days, but Saturday will be quiet and dry. Before we settle into a quieter pattern, we must get through two more rounds of possible strong to severe storms, first today and again on Friday. After that, things calm down for the weekend and into next week. Things will start to heat up this afternoon, both literally and weather-wise.

1 month ago | wltx.com | Daniel Bonds

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Severe thunderstorms have begun moving through the Midlands, the first wave of two days of possible hazardous weather in South Carolina. Because of the threat, both Thursday and Friday have been designated as News 19 Weather Impact Alert days . A weather system moving in from the west has brought in more moisture and energy, making the atmosphere unstable. That's led to pop up thunderstorms forming in the region. Several severe thunderstorm warnings have been issued.