Bill Walsh

Our next weather maker is beginning to take shape across the central part of our country and will begin moving into the Southeast later today.

Clouds will finally break as dry air moves in behind a cold front that moved offshore early this morning.

A soggy storm system will bring lots of clouds and plenty of rain as we kick off the new work and school week.

A fast moving disturbance is rolling through the Carolinas this morning bring plenty of clouds and a few showers from time to time.

Near record highs are expected today across the Lowcountry!

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS have been issued for Wednesday and Thursday for impacts from Tropical Storm Idalia that could be felt here in the Lowcountry.

Plenty of sunshine is expected today as we head through the middle of the work week with comfortable temperatures starting in the 50s and 60s and ending in the low 80s.

Temperatures are cooling down as wet weather gets ready to head our way!

It will be a warm, breezy and mainly dry day in advance of a cold front that will race toward the area tonight.

A cold front will move offshore this morning helping to dry out the air and leading to an increase of sunshine today.