James Hopkins
WBTW News 13
Myrtle Beach, SC, United States
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Warm, dry weather continues
Warm weather will continue through the rest of the week. → Read More
Temperatures on the rise through midweek
Warmer weather is building in for the middle of the week. → Read More
When Tropical Storm Nicole could impact the Grand Strand, Pee Dee
Nicole transitions into a Tropical Storm, expected to intensify → Read More
Hurricane Ian makes landfall near Georgetown
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — Hurricane Ian made landfall Friday near Georgetown as a Category 1 hurricane, according to the National Hurricane Center. A storm surge warning also remains in place for all of coastal Horry and Georgetown counties. Ian is a Category 1 hurricane with winds sustained at 85 mph as of 11 a.m. […] → Read More
Ian forecast track shifts slightly north; hurricane warning in effect for Grand Strand
A hurricane warning has been issued for the Grand Strand ahead of Ian, according to the National Hurricane Center. Conditions are going to worsen on Friday both in terms of wind and rain. → Read More
Tropical storm warning issued for Grand Strand
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — A tropical storm warning has been issued for the Grand Strand as the eye of Hurricane Ian makes landfall at Sanibel and Captiva islands in Florida. The National Hurricane Center issued the warning in its 11 a.m. update. Hurricane Ian rapidly intensified overnight and as of the 2 p.m. update […] → Read More
Tropical Depression Nine forms in the Caribbean
Tropical Depression Nine formed in the Caribbean and currently has 35 mph winds and is moving to the WNW at 13 mph. Conditions are favorable for further development and a Tropical Storm is possible later today. Further strengthening is likely through the weekend and into next week to a possible Category 1 hurricane by early Monday morning. As the system moves around the ridge of high pressure in… → Read More
Tropical Storm Fiona moves towards the Caribbean
Tropical Storm Fiona has 50 mph winds and is moving westward at 13 mph. Fiona is expected to maintain its westward track for the next few days as it is steered by the subtropical ridge over the central Atlantic. Fiona should track across the northern Leeward Islands by Friday night, near the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico this weekend, and near Hispaniola early next week. Fiona will battle… → Read More
Sunshine returns, but cooler temps linger
Sunshine returns today but the below average temperatures will linger for a few more days → Read More
Temps continue to climb as sunshine continues
Warm weather will continue through the middle of the week. → Read More
Cloudy and cooler today with periods of rain
Wet weather will continue into the weekend. → Read More
Sunshine returns as we start a warming trend
Sunshine returns today as we kick off a warm and dry week. → Read More
Temperatures on the rise for the next few days
We will continue to warm up through the rest of the week. → Read More
Warmer weather continues through the end of the week
The warmer weather will continue through the rest of the week. → Read More
Sunny and chilly today, warmer midweek
Sunshine returns today but temps won’t warm up this afternoon. → Read More
Sunshine returns to wrap up the week, heavy rain moves in this weekend
Sunshine and average temps to end the week then rain moves in for the weekend. → Read More
Mild today as clouds increase this afternoon
Another mild day with increasing clouds ahead of a weak cold front. → Read More
Mild temperatures return today but another big cool down on the way
A mild wrap to the weekend with much cooler weather on the way for next week. → Read More
Morning showers followed by afternoon sun
Slightly warmer weather will be moving in for the next couple of days. → Read More
Cold to start the week as more rain moves back in Tuesday
Much colder start to the week with more rain on the way. → Read More