Early morning storms continue throughout our area

Pockets of isolated storms continue in some Upstate areas

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Updated: 6:17 AM EDT Mar 16, 2025

SUNDAY SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY BEFORE 2PM, THEN A SLIGHT CHANCE OF RAIN BETWEEN 2PM AND 3PM. PATCHY FOG BEFORE 7AM. OTHERWISE, CLOUDY, THEN GRADUALLY BECOMING MOSTLY SUNNY, WITH A HIGH NEAR 73. BREEZY, WITH A SOUTH WIND 18 TO 20 MPH, WITH GUSTS AS HIGH AS 32 MPH. CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION IS 60%. NEW RAINFALL AMOUNTS BETWEEN A QUARTER AND HALF OF AN INCH POSSIBLE. SUNDAY NIGHT MOSTLY CLEAR, WITH A LOW AROUND 43. SOUTHWEST WIND 7 TO 10 MPH BECOMING NORTH NORTHWEST AFTER MIDNIGHT. WINDS COULD GUST AS HI

Pockets of isolated storms continue in some Upstate areas

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Updated: 6:17 AM EDT Mar 16, 2025

Pockets of isolated storms continue in some Upstate areas, but the main storm threat has ended. Watch live WYFF News 4 HERE Live radar: By 9 a.m., the storms will have exited our viewing area to the East towards Charlotte and the Midlands. Skies clear out by late-morning, and we stay mostly sunny and windy the rest of Sunday. Highs will be in the mid 70s.Cooler, more stable air works back into the area Sunday night into St. Patrick’s Day.It will be cooler and dry on St. Patrick’s Day with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s. Expect mostly sunny skies Monday afternoon.Track rain and storms on the interactive radar here.Check the latest alerts in your area here.Watch live skycams from around the Carolinas here.Get your hour-by-hour and extended forecast here.Live radar: Storm fuel: 4-day plus forecast:

GREENVILLE, S.C. —Pockets of isolated storms continue in some Upstate areas, but the main storm threat has ended.

Watch live WYFF News 4 HERE

Live radar:

By 9 a.m., the storms will have exited our viewing area to the East towards Charlotte and the Midlands.

Skies clear out by late-morning, and we stay mostly sunny and windy the rest of Sunday. Highs will be in the mid 70s.

Cooler, more stable air works back into the area Sunday night into St. Patrick’s Day.

It will be cooler and dry on St. Patrick’s Day with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s. Expect mostly sunny skies Monday afternoon.

  • Track rain and storms on the interactive radar here.
  • Check the latest alerts in your area here.
  • Watch live skycams from around the Carolinas here.
  • Get your hour-by-hour and extended forecast here.

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