Charleston, SC
Weather Forecast Office
An unseasonably deep upper-level trough of low pressure and an associated surface low pressure affected the region on April 19, 2019. Very strong low to mid-level winds contributed to the development of a strong squall line and damaging winds ahead of a surface cold front which tracked eastward through southeast Georgia and southeast South Carolina during the early to mid afternoon.
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| GOES Visible Satellite Image (11 AM EDT) | GOES IR Satellite Image (131 PM EDT) |
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| Radar Reflectivity Loop (11 AM EDT to 354 PM EDT) |
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| Charleston, SC Doppler Radar Velocity (140 PM EDT) - Note the 80+ knot winds near Walterboro, SC |
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| Port Wentworth, GA (courtesy of WTOC) | Mount Pleasant, SC | West Ashley, SC |
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