WEATHER
Chantal's Quick Visit: A Damp but Mild Sunday for South Carolina
South Carolina, Columbia, USASun Jul 06 2025
Landfall and Movement
- Landfall: Near Litchfield Beach early Sunday morning
- Movement: Into North Carolina by midday
- Wind Speed: Around 35 mph with gusts up to 45 mph
- Speed: Moving north at 8 mph
Impact on Midlands
- Minimal Impact: Breezy conditions and occasional showers, mainly east of Interstate 77
- Heavier Rainfall: Closer to the coast and eastern Midlands
- Western Areas: Mostly dry
Daytime Progression
- Clouds Clearing: Especially west of the storm's path
- Nightfall: Showers tapered off, leaving quiet overnight conditions
Forecast for Monday
- Return to Heat and Humidity
- Scattered Storms: Expected in the afternoon and evening
- Monday Night: Partly cloudy skies, mild and humid feel
Coastal Impact
- Rough Surf and Strong Winds
- Rip Currents: Danger near Myrtle Beach
- Advisory: Beachgoers advised to stay cautious and avoid the water if warnings issued
Resident Advisory
- Stay Informed and Prepared
- Reminder: Always be ready for changing weather conditions
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questions
Are weather forecasting agencies downplaying the severity of tropical storms to prevent mass panic?
What factors contributed to Tropical Depression Chantal having minimal impact on the Midlands?
Is there evidence to suggest that Tropical Depression Chantal's path was influenced by external factors?
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