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Warm, Dry Friday Weather

The chance for some much-needed rain will return to the area Monday. Author: Daniel Bonds Updated: 11:29 AM EDT April 30, 2021 COLUMBIA, S.C. The workweek will end on a breezy and dry note. Temperatures will be a little cooler Saturday, but things will warm back up Sunday. The chance for rain returns next week. Today started off very warm across the Midlands. Most areas were in the upper 60s and lower 70s. The Columbia airport had a low of 70 degrees. The record maximum low temperature for today is 72° set in 2017. Today will be unseasonably warm under mostly sunny skies. Highs will be in the lower to middle 80s. Our average high this time of the year is 80 degrees.

Parts of Lexington County placed under burn ban Here s why

Parts of Lexington County placed under burn ban. Here s why Emily Bohatch, The State (Columbia, S.C.) Apr. 30 COLUMBIA, S.C. Parts Lexington County is on a burn ban until further notice, according to a statement from county officials. The Lexington County fire chief issued the ban on general debris burning in the unincorporated parts of the county Friday afternoon. There are a few exceptions to the ban, though. Burns related to forestry, agriculture and cooking food will be allowed. The ban comes as firefighters in Lexington County battle a brush fire and the state is under a Red Flag Fire Alert.

South Carolina extends statewide Red Flag Fire Alert as fire risk continues

South Carolina extends statewide Red Flag Fire Alert as fire risk continues © WYFF red flag fire alert South Carolina Forestry Division The South Carolina Forestry Commission extended its statewide Red Flag Fire Alert through Friday. The alert will remain in place to discourage people from burning outdoors while the weather conditions continue to present an elevated risk of wildfire. Sign up for our Newsletters The relative humidity will not increase to normal levels overnight, which can lead to drier fuels and earlier ignitions the following day. This persisting low relative humidity creates a greater-than-average potential for outdoor fires to escape easily and spread rapidly. The alert is likely to be lifted after Friday when heavy precipitation is expected across the state Saturday.

Weather conditions put SC on wildfire alert

Weather conditions put SC on wildfire alert VIDEO: Weather conditions put SC on wildfire alert By Live 5 Web Staff | April 21, 2021 at 7:02 AM EDT - Updated April 21 at 8:34 AM COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCSC) - The South Carolina Forestry Commission is issuing a state-wide Red Flag Fire Alert. Forestry officials say the alert is meant to discourage people from partaking in any outdoor burning when weather conditions could cause an elevated risk of wildfire. The Red Flag Fire Alert goes into effect at 7 a.m. Wednesday and officials say it will then be lifted after Thursday. Weather over the next two days calls for stronger-than-normal wind gusts which forestry officials say could combine with low humidity to make a dangerous scenario.

Fire burning at Lake Hartwell during Red Flag Alert, fire danger

Fire burning at Lake Hartwell during Red Flag Alert, fire danger © WYFF Fire at Lake Hartwell on Providence Church Road A fire is burning near Lake Hartwell Wednesday afternoon, fueled by strong winds from an approaching cold front. Video from Sky 4 showed light white smoke in the area. “There is a red flag-burning ban with the state and this wind and the humidity is not good for burning at all this time of year, Lt. Scott Covert, with the Williford Fire Department, said. The fires are going to spread easy and they’re harder to control, with the wind off the lake, especially down here.”

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