Sandra Brogan
Tropical Wave 92-L has now become Tropical Depression 9. The winds are below 39mph and when it goes up over 39mph it becomes a tropical storm.
Along with the recent cooler temperatures, the Harvest moon will shine brightly tonight as another reminder fall is officially here.
Have you ever thought about why we have four different seasons each year? Meteorologist Sandra Brogan breaks down the reason for the seasons.
Take advantage of the next couple of days, heat and humidity ramps up again this weekend.
The last lunar eclipse visible from the Midlands for another two years is set to happen this Thursday night!
Today is hot, followed by storm chances helping it cool off this weekend.
Over the next few days, subtle relief from the heat and humidity arrives.
While it won’t be anything like the Great American Eclipse of 2024, Wednesday’s solar eclipse will still be visible for millions in Canada and the U.S.
Don't miss this week's pairing of the new moon and the peak of the Perseid Meteor Shower. No telescope needed!
July’s full moon is happening now and here’s how you can get the best view.
Thursday kicks off a stretch of First Alert Weather Days for the potential of heavy rain.
If your efforts to see something astronomical, pun intended, have failed you; this is for you!
The Midlands may get another chance to see the SpaceX Falcon 9 streak across our morning sky sometime soon.
This week’s night sky will set the stage for its two brightest planets to perform a cosmic kiss.
Summer-like heat and humidity set to return throughout the upcoming weekend.
Enjoy today’s nice weather as it’ll turn summer-like by the upcoming weekend.
When the storm moves out, the danger does not always go with it, especially as cleanup begins.
While storms will be few and far between today, heavy downpours could trigger isolated instances of minor flooding.
NOAA’s National Weather Service predicts the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season to be below-normal.
Thursday will be another afternoon of summer-like heat ahead of a drop in temps and rising rain chances by the Memorial Day weekend.
Looking for that cosmic moment that’s actually easy to spot? Thursday evening could be your opportunity.
Summer-like heat continues with rain chances making a comeback later this week.
Behind the cold front that moved through overnight, it’ll be breezy, especially this afternoon.
After a few more spring-like days, summer-like heat returns this weekend.
The second of two earthquakes over a 24-hour period was detected near Winnsboro in Fairfield County this morning.
There’s a chance to view the Lyrid Meteor Shower now until the end of the month.
Colorado State University released its initial outlook for the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season on Thursday.
It’s the first full moon of the spring season.
The National Weather Service conducted several surveys to determine if any of Thursday’s reported storm damage was the result of a tornado or straight-line winds.
Behind this morning's strong storms, winds will stay breezy and temperatures will fall.
After dealing with fog this morning, high temperatures climb into the 80s this afternoon!
Don't miss this week's total lunar eclipse!
You may have heard about a so-called ‘rare’ planetary parade happening tonight. Will reality live up to the hype?
On the first Tuesday of March, the Midlands will have a front row seat to a total lunar eclipse.
We’re slightly cooler the next few days with rounds of rain returning this weekend.
Our last of three First Alert Weather Days remains in place tonight into Monday morning for the brutal cold and the risk of a refreeze.
Today’s weather-maker will exit tonight giving way to better weather and sunshine for Sunday!
While we won’t have a front row seat to every celestial event across the globe in 2026, here’s a few the Midlands can see before the next astronomical season - spring.
We’ll reach the 60s today and tomorrow ahead of rain slated to move in late Friday night into Saturday.
More clouds keep our temperatures cooler today before we make another run at record warmth tomorrow. A strong cold front moves through next Monday, bringing a big drop in temperatures behind it.
After record warmth Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, our forecast will continue to feature above-average temps through the rest of your holiday weekend.
Once again, we have tied a record high temperature this afternoon!
It’ll be windy this afternoon, but temperatures will reach the upper-50s.
The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially came to an end on Sunday, Nov. 30.
Our final supermoon of the year happens during the first week of December.
According to the United States Geological Survey, USGS, an earthquake was detected in Kershaw County Friday morning.
Enjoy these pleasantly warm afternoons in the 70s continuing through this weekend before freezing temperatures arrive early next week.
Starting this afternoon, above-average warmth is back, with high temperatures in the mid-70s. A big drop in temperatures is expected next week.
Our next supermoon is this week and will be the closest of all of 2025.
Over the next seven days, tropical development is NOT expected by the National Hurricane Center.
