US EditionChantal Now a Tropical Depression After Landfall in South Carolina
- Tropical Storm Chantal made landfall early July 6 near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, then weakened to a tropical depression by July 7 as it moved inland.
- Chantal developed off the Florida coast on July 4 and strengthened to the season's third named storm before impacting South Carolina.
- The system brought heavy rainbands, gusty winds, rough surf, and flash flooding risks to South Carolina and parts of North Carolina through July 7.
- At 11 a.m. on July 7, Chantal was positioned close to 34.4 degrees North latitude, progressing northward at 9 mph, with maximum winds around 35 mph and a central pressure estimated at 1007 millibars.
- All tropical storm watches and warnings ended by July 7, but heavy rainfall, coastal flooding up to two feet, life-threatening surf, and flash flood threats remain in the region.
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Chantal now Tropical Depression heading towards Virginia
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) - The Carolinas continue to be impacted by Chantal whose downgraded to a Tropical Depression on Sunday. As a Tropical Storm, it made landfall in the Carolinas early Sunday morning bringing the chance for flash flooding, storm surge, life-threatening surf and rip current risks along with the possibility for tornadoes. The National Weather Service issued up to five tornado warnings for areas surrounding Raleigh-Durham, N.C. on S…
Chantal Makes Landfall On South Carolina Coast - Videos from The Weather Channel
Tropical Storm Chantal made landfall on the South Carolina coast around 4 a.m. Sunday morning. Heavy rain, gusty winds and rip currents will still be a concern as Chantal travels inland through the Carolinas. There is also a chance for flooding rain even after it transitions to a tropical depression. Watch to see where the greatest risks are for Sunday. - Videos from The Weather Channel
Storm Chantal Makes Landfall in Carolinas, Weakens to Tropical Depression - The Thinking Conservative
Chantal weakened into a tropical depression, and tropical storm warnings previously issued for parts of North and South Carolina were discontinued. The post Storm Chantal Makes Landfall in Carolinas, Weakens to Tropical Depression appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
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