South Carolina’s time signal: heavy rainfall and risk of floods in Spartanburg until Thursday morning – Country Herald

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Spartanburg, SK – Another circle of heavy rain is placed in the state of South Carolina until Thursday morning, which carries the risk of a slight flood. Local roads, including the I-85, can see water accumulation, which makes the trip dangerous.

According to the National Meteorological Service, the showers will continue overnight on Wednesday morning, with spots of fog will reduce visibility. Rainfall quantities can reach an inch, with the most severe passages expected on Wednesday night early on Thursday. The combination of saturated soil and stable rainfall gives rise to concerns about localized flood, especially in low areas.

Thursday will see a rain that narrows before lunch, followed by more dry conditions and maximums near 67 ° F. By Friday, Valentine’s Day, the sun returns, offering a clear sky and high from 52 ° F. However, another system moves on Saturday, carrying a 70% chance of rain.

Drivers must remain cautious on wet roads and check for updates on potential flood tips. Residents in the flood -prone areas must monitor the conditions and prepare accordingly. The weekend will bring a shift time, but Friday is expected to be a break from the rain before they return on Saturday night.