As of 5:30 am the temperature has dropped to 39° at the Columbia Metro Airport. This is the coolest it's been since 4-20 earlier this year.
Ever wonder what we do when the weather is quiet?
We participate in various preparation activities.
Today, we are hosting an Integrated Warning Team meeting with several partners. The goal of these is to coordinate strategies and enhance resilience against adverse weather.
A big airmass change is nearly upon us. Record high temps the last few days will be seen off by a strong front late tonight.
Temps will remain in the 60°s tomorrow with breezy conditions. It might feel closer to winter Sunday morning, with breezy winds and temps in the 40°s.
NWS Columbia retweeted
It is almost time to DROP, COVER and HOLD ON! SC is joining millions of people around the world at 10:15 a.m. today for the world’s largest earthquake drill.
Take a few minutes to practice so you’ll be ready to act when the ground starts shakin’!
Are you ready to ShakeOut?
Record high temps yesterday, and very possibly again today, as summer makes a last stand across the Southeast US.
High temps around 90° F today & Friday before the front arrives and drops temps 20-30° cooler along with 30-35 mph wind gusts.
Near record high temps are expected today, but fear not, a proper front is on the horizon and with it comes a shot of cooler, drier weather.
The front arrives late Friday and will bring gusty winds around 35 mph along with dew points down to their lowest point since May.
A Public Information Statement on these tornadoes can be found here: forecast.weather.gov/product…
With quiet weather ahead, here's a recap video of the tornadoes from Isaias and other impacts across eastern GA & SC.
Thanks again for all the reports during, and after, the storm from across the area. #scwx #gawx
youtu.be/yS2QM5uTFow
The Newberry survey team has returned and found extensive tree damage, including evidence of EF-2 damage off of Old Blair Rd, just west of the Broad River. The path for this tornado was just shy of 1.50 miles with peak estimated winds of 115 mph. #scwx
The updated PNS that includes the 5 tornadoes from this event can be found here: weather.gov/cae/October2026t….



















