FIRST ALERT: August heat returning this week
Increasing Humidity and Stray Showers Tonight
Myrtle Beach, SC – A weak disturbance offshore will continue to deliver ample moisture, creating clouds and a chance for a stray shower tonight. Temperatures are expected to hover between the mid-60s and near 70s. The overnight hours will bring in drier air, which should help dissipate the cloud cover by tomorrow morning.
Warmer Weather and More Sunshine Tomorrow
With the cloud cover moving out of the area by Sunday, residents can look forward to more sunlight and warmer weather. The humidity is set to continue its upward trend, with afternoon temperatures projected to hit the middle 80s.
High Humidity Returns Next Week
After a mildly comfortable break, the heat and humidity typical of August are due for a return in the coming week. Afternoon temperatures are likely to hit the upper 80s and lower 90s, and increasing humidity could push the heat index to near or over 100. The combination of heat and humidity also opens the door for pop-up storms, adding another layer to the weather dynamic of coming week.
Heat and Humidity May Ignite Storm Activity
The blend of extreme heat and elevated humidity levels not only causes discomfort; it also offers a conducive environment for the formation of storms. Residents are advised to stay alert and follow upcoming weather reports closely to stay safe during any potential storms.
This forecast should serve as a reminder to residents of Myrtle Beach to prioritize self-care, hydration, and safety during heatwaves, and to not underestimate the quick shifts in weather that these conditions can bring.
All Information about the weather is factual and for the safety of residents. It is always recommended that individuals stay updated by taking note of the weather updates and always being prepared for changes in the weather conditions during summer days.
Stay safe and stay hydrated during these hot summer days!
Author: STAFF HERE MYRTLE BEACH
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