Heavy rain could lead to localized flooding later today

Category: Weather

Rain coverage will be elevated through the weekend due to a front, with widespread storms expected this afternoon and localized flooding possible. A flood watch is in effect for Georgetown and Williamsburg Counties. High temperatures will remain around 90°, with more isolated activity expected later in the weekend as high pressure moves in.

Keywords: Rain, Flood Watch, Charleston Weather

Source: Live 5 News WCSC

Update At: 7/26/2024

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