Summary
Tropical Storm Chantal has become stronger and is nearing the South Carolina coast. It is expected to bring heavy rain and cause flash floods in parts of South and North Carolina.
Key Facts
- Tropical Storm Chantal is approaching the southeast coast of the United States.
- It will bring heavy rain to the Carolinas on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
- Tropical storm warnings have been issued in parts of South and North Carolina.
- The storm was located 75 miles east of Charleston, SC, and 85 miles southwest of Wilmington, NC.
- Maximum sustained winds were recorded at 60 mph, and the storm is moving north at 8 mph.
- Rain bands from the storm are reaching the shore, raising concerns about flash floods.
- The storm is expected to weaken once it moves over land after making landfall in South Carolina.
- South Carolina authorities have warned about possible tornadoes, coastal flooding, and advised against driving on flooded roads.
