This will be the first, and final, post on Tropical Storm Lorenzo! Lorenzo became the 12th named storm of the hurricane season Monday morning. It's located in the far Atlantic and won't be a threat to the US or Caribbean.

FUTURE TRACKER: More rain on the way today! Keep the umbrellas handy - an area of low pressure offshore will keep plenty of moisture in our area today. That means a good chance of showers all the way through this evening with breezy and cool conditions too.

⚠️FIRST ALERT: Flash Flood Warning through 10 AM A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for parts of Georgetown County until 10 AM Sunday. Some areas have received over 6" of rain since midnight w/ additional heavy rain likely. Flash flooding is likely in Georgetown and DeBordieu!

FLASH FLOOD WARNING has been issued for parts of Georgetown until 10/12 10:00AM. A Flash Flood Warning means flooding is occurring with additional flooding possible.

Significant coastal flooding is underway! Tide levels are now moving toward 8'(major flood stage) in the Charleston Harbor. The City of Charleston is reporting Hagood and Fishburne(typical flood prone area) is already closed. Other roads are likely to be closed soon.

FIRST ALERT: Flood stage is nearing in the Charleston Harbor as a Coastal Flood Warning is now in effect! The upcoming high tide will likely be about a half foot lower than Friday's high tide. Friday's tide was the 7th highest non-tropical tide recorded in Charleston.

FIRST ALERT: Coastal Flood Warning is now in effect! The previously issued Coastal Flood Advisory has been upgraded for Charleston and Coastal Colleton counties. Significant coastal flooding is expected again today around high tide(12:01 PM in the Charleston Harbor).

FIRST ALERT: Coastal Flood Advisory Another round of problematic high tides is on the way! High tide is forecast to reach 7.8' in the Charleston Harbor around noon today. This will be lower than yesterday's 8.4' tide but still high another to cause flooding near the coast.

RIVERFRONT REVIVAL: Festivities for Day 1 have been delayed due to inclement weather conditions and a nearby risk of tidal flooding! Make sure to dress accordingly for both days of the event as we'll likely keep conditions cool and damp. @RiverRevivalCHS #SCWX #CHSWX

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY (10:50 AM) - The Charleston Harbor has reached Major flood stage (8'+) ahead of our expected high tide at 11 AM! Numerous road closures are ongoing in Downtown Charleston and adjacent coastal areas. Do NOT attempt to drive through barricades. #SCWX #CHSWX

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY (9:35 AM) - Isolated showers are developing across the Charleston Quad-County, but more rainfall is expected into the afternoon. We're keeping a close eye on rain rates around Downtown Charleston as tidal departures quickly increase. #SCWX #CHSWX

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: A "Coastal Flood Warning" remains in effect for the entire Lowcountry coastline in advance of Friday morning's risk of major coastal flooding. There is a heightened risk of saltwater inundation and impassable roads in low-lying areas. #SCWX

NEW OVERNIGHT: Subtropical Storm Karen has formed north of the Azores Islands, which has both tropical and non-tropical characteristics! We'll likely see #Karen dissipate by the weekend as it swirls over open waters. #Tropics #TSKaren #STSKaren

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: The risk for tidal flooding impacts will be maximized with this morning's high tide! Plan for numerous road closures and potentially significant saltwater inundation between 9 AM - 1 PM. @Live5News @Live5Weather #SCWX #CHSWX

TROPICAL UPDATE// Tropical Storm Jerry is forecast to become a hurricane BUT will stay well off the coast and out to sea. That's good news. Some rip currents possible over the weekend and early next week.

FIRST ALERT// Flooding Threat & Rain Update // ONE MINUTE WEATHER

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: A "Lake Wind Advisory" remains in effect for Berkeley, Orangeburg and Clarendon Counties through at least Friday. Across the entire Lowcountry, wind gusts could occasionally exceed 30 MPH with an isolated stronger gust possible near bodies of water. #SCWX

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY (9:30 AM) - Light to moderate rainfall continues along the Lowcountry coast as we approach high tide! Moderate tidal flooding is ongoing in Downtown Charleston and surrounding coastal areas; make sure to exercise caution if traveling. #SCWX #CHSWX

TROPICS: @NHC_Atlantic is investigating a strong, but non-tropical area low pressure (now designated as Invest #96L) in the far Northern Atlantic! Some subtropical development is possible this weekend before this system gets absorbed by the jet stream to its north. #Tropics #AL96

TROPICS: As of Thursday morning, Tropical Storm Jerry is undergoing slow strengthening as it continues to rush to the north and west! #Jerry is likely to become a hurricane by Friday once it begins its curve away from the Lesser Antilles. @Live5News #Tropics #TSJerry