Charleston Weather (chswx)
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Storm intensity on the decline in North Charleston; heavier rain pushing over 41 as well as along US 176 north of 17 A in Berkeley County.
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Radar estimating over an inch of rain in the past hour on much of North Rhett Ave.
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Thunderstorms intensifying from Park Circle north through Hanahan toward the Naval Weapons Station. Few lightning strikes detected.
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Just as quickly as the Avondale storm popped, it has now just about dissipated. More showers popping west and NW of Summerville.
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Storm popping over Avondale, has designs on grazing the peninsula and heading toward the Park Circle area over the next half hour.
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Few storms over the lake moving NE through Bonneau and toward St. Stephen with another storm over Hwy 41at the 402 fork in Berkeley County.
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Thunderstorms bringing a bit of rain to the western fringes of Summerville near Hwy 61; storm is tracking toward Ridgeville.
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Severe weather threat has ended over the #CHS Tri-County area. Should be a fairly quiet evening with lows in the mid-to-upper 70s.
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Warnings are expiring in Berkeley and Charleston counties. Severe Thunderstorm Watch remains in effect until 8PM, but may be canceled early.
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Worst of thunderstorms exiting Berkeley County. Still some scattered remnant showers from Moncks Corner toward Summerville.
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Ping pong size hail reported near Bonneau at 7:05 PM. Storms coming shortly to Jamestown. Moncks Corner, your conditions are improving.
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Focus for severe storms is from Moncks Corner into Jamestown; Awendaw & McClellanville should be on the lookout as thunderstorms approach.
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Goose Creek, Mt. Pleasant, North Charleston cleared from the Severe Thunderstorm Warning.
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NWS: 62 MPH wind gust recorded in Bonneau at 6:40.
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Still seeing frequent lightning, torrential rainfall, and a potential for large hail over Bonneau & Moncks Corner headed to Jamestown.
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Radar update at 6:50 with updated warning. All clear in Dorchester County, West Ashley, and Downtown. http://ur1.ca/9veil
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Radar update as of 6:40. Very intense thunderstorms over Bonneau may be producing very large hail: http://ur1.ca/9vehn
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Storm near Summerville coming into North Charleston on a weakening trend. Can't rule out some small hail and strong wind gusts still.
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Thunderstorms capable of large hail coming shortly to St. Stephen and eventually Jamestown if they hold up.
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Numerous spotter reports of hail to golf ball size out of Moncks Corner as thunderstorms move through the area.
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