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Weather from local newsrooms

From WBTW and WMBF, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. WBTW12 hours ago

    Color the Weather: Ella, on WBTW

    Here is the latest Color the Weather from Ella. You can color one, too, and you may see it on the News13 morning show! Each weekday, during News13’s morning show, WBTW will show a drawing from the Color the Weather entries. Send weather drawings to: Color The Weatherc/o WBTW News13101 McDonald CourtMyrtle Beach, SC 29588

  2. WBTW12 hours ago

    Color the Weather: Colton, on WBTW

    Here is the latest Color the Weather from Colton. You can color one, too, and you may see it on the News13 morning show! Each weekday, during News13’s morning show, WBTW will show a drawing from the Color the Weather entries. Send weather drawings to: Color The Weatherc/o WBTW News13101 McDonald CourtMyrtle Beach, SC 29588

  3. WMBF15 hours ago

    FIRST ALERT: Second severe weather season peaks in November, on WMBF

    MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - The biggest threat for severe weather threat comes during the spring; however, the fall isn’t shy of severe storms. El Nino will also affect this year’s severe weather threat in more ways than not.

  4. WMBF17 hours ago

    FIRST ALERT: Warm Wednesday ahead of a few late week showers, on WMBF

    Headed to the polls? There's no concerns weather wise today! Warm weather continues through the middle of the week before our next chance for rain late-week.

  5. WBTWYesterday

    Breezy, mild first week of November, on WBTW

    MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — Winds will be breezy out of the north and northeast at 15 to 20 mph. Afternoon highs will climb into the mid-70s, a few degrees above average for this time of year. Looking ahead, temperatures will remain quite mild throughout the week, especially during the mornings. Overnight lows should generally