FIRST ALERT: FLOOD WATCH extended through Friday

Category: Weather

Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected in Myrtle Beach, SC, with a flash flood watch in effect until Friday evening. Tropical moisture will lead to locally heavy rainfall, particularly inland, with temperatures reaching the lower to middle 80s. A cold front will bring drier weather and lower humidity by the weekend, resulting in a rain-free forecast by Sunday.

Keywords: Myrtle Beach, flash flood watch, tropical moisture

Source: WMBF

Update At: 7/26/2024

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