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Bill Walsh

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As seen in: WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC), IMDb, Naples Daily News, Fort Myers News-Press, WBTV-TV (Charlotte, NC), WMBF-TV (Myrtle Beach, SC), Marco Eagle, WSCC-FM (Charleston, SC)
Four time Emmy Award Winning television personality,chief meteorologist author & USAF LTC Retired. Bill is the most experienced meteorologist in the Lowcountry.
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FIRST ALERT: Cool Down on The Way!

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By Bill Walsh Verified
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC) Verified
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Conditions will turn breezier and much cooler beginning tomorrow behind this evening’s strong cold front! HEADLINES Above-average temperatures are expected today ahead of an approaching cold front. High temperatures will range from the lower 80s at the beaches to the upper 80s inland. Additional Coastal Flood Advisories - and perhaps a couple of warnings - will be issued through late week due to the potential for moderate or major coastal flooding.
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FIRST ALERT: Watching The Tropics... TD#9 Forecast to get close... then may turn. Some Impacts Monday & Tuesday

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By Bill Walsh Verified
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC) Verified
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Tropical Depression Nine, is expected to lift northward towards the Lowcountry early next week! First Alert Weather Days have been issued for Monday and Tuesday in advance of strong wind gusts and a growing concern for heavy rainfall and flooding. THIS WEEKEND: A cold front will inch across the Lowcountry today before stalling on Sunday. Occasional rain and thunderstorms are likely this evening and overnight.
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Keeping An Eye On The Tropics... warm & muggy meanwhile!

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By Bill Walsh Verified
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC) Verified
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Humberto formed this evening in the Atlantic. This system is forecast to remain to our east and will interact with another disturbance that could develop into Imelda. Both systems could interact with each other and the exact track is still uncertain. We will continue to monitor. A lot of uncertainty lies with whether Imelda forms and if so, how they may interact and where they go. It is very rare to see two very strong storms in close proximity to each other in the tropics.
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