A reminder for Charlestonias: if you’re worried about street flooding as #Isaias rolls through, you can park for free in downtown parking garages #CHSwx

Time to be off the roads on the coast of South Carolina as winds of tropical storm force are about to begin. Combo of strong winds, slick roads, possibility of trees and powerlines coming down, & flash flooding make driving today life-threatening! #Isaias x.com/NWSCharlestonS…

We hope everyone has a great and safe first day back on campus!

Heads up downtown Charleston! #CHSwx

There’s a possibility for a few severe storms later today. Stay weather alert as we head into this afternoon and early evening hours!

Heavy rain moving through the area right now. Watch out for some flooded areas!

Our new AMS Chapter shirts have arrived!

Extremely proud of one of our alumnus, Trevor Gibbs !

Colorful clouds on display on Sullivan’s Island last night 🌤 Dave Williams • CofC Meteorology will be demonstrating how clouds form at our 2nd Annual Atmospheric Science + Meteorology Day on Sat 1/30

Good times at 2nd Annual Atmospheric Science + Meteorology Day ☁️🌎🌞 with CofC Meteorology and Dave Williams

We have been upgraded to a Moderate risk for severe weather tomorrow afternoon/evening. Make sure you have ways to receive warnings and prepare accordingly!

A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina until 6 PM EDT

Great to have @collegeofcharleston Meteorology Student Grace Lowe join us for her summer internship! We enjoyed having her hang with us during the News tonight! WCBD News 2 | Count on 2 Sofia Arazoza Carolyn Murray CofC Meteorology Storm Team 2

Instead of watching cartoons as a child, Mikel Hannah-Harding was glued to the meteorologists on The Weather Channel. Now, as one of the first graduates of the CofC Meteorology program, he is living his childhood dream of being a weatherman. today.cofc.edu/2021/06/28/met…

Very busy night of weather in the Charleston area. Keep your eyes peeled for severe warnings in the Charleston metro in the coming hours #CHSwx

Greatest tornado threat is entering the Charleston Metro Area and will be with us for the next hour. Stay alert and be ready to move to shelter if a warning is issued!

You Rocked it last night! CofC Meteorology

Moderate coastal flooding is forecast this evening, generally a couple hours either side of the 9:30 PM high tide. Water levels should reach 7.5’ in the harbor, and this should close some roads in downtown Charleston. Be ready to use alternate routes this evening.

College of Charleston campus right now (10:50am) 📸grace NWS Charleston, SC Storm Team 2 WCBD News 2 | Count on 2

Flooding at Wentworth and Coming in Downtown Charleston. Thanks to our Summer Meteorology intern grace for the video! College of Charleston CofC Meteorology NWS Charleston, SC Storm Team 2 WCBD News 2 | Count on 2