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Storm Team 3: Scattered rain likely again on Thursday
The coastal low-pressure system that we have been tracking for several days will continue to spin over the southeastern U.S. on Thursday. This will lead to more scattered rain and some isolated thunderstorms Thursday afternoon and into the evening.
Heavy rainfall is expected at times Thursday afternoon and evening. Localized rain totals may be between 1-2″ with the highest totals being along the coast or just inland.
Western counties, more toward middle Georgia, will receive less rain.
A strong southerly to onshore flow will continue to lead to dangerous surf and rip currents for Georgia and South Carolina beaches.
If you are heading out on a smaller watercraft, exercise cautions as seas will be around 3-5.' Winds offshore will be SW 10-20 kts.
A slightly drier pattern will begin to set up on Friday and will continue into Saturday. Afternoon highs will be able to reach the low to mid 90s both days which may lead to isolated strong to severe storms late Friday and again on Saturday.
At this time, damaging wind gusts will be the main concern.
An unsettled pattern will begin to set up on Sunday with slightly higher rain chances staying with us. Scattered rain is expected Sunday through Wednesday with highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s.
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