Tornado Warning Greenville SC : Tornado Warning Georgia

Total Depression in the Delaware Valley, including a probable tornado in Souderton, Montgomery County, saw severe rain and flash floods over the night.

Jason Franklin, a National Weather Service meteorologist, said his team would spend Thursday deciding if the storms were tornados over night. NWS is currently exploring locations near the border of the districts of Montgomery and Bucks, including the districts of Franconia and Souderton.

“We have reports that we’re going to check out in Western Bucks County as well as North Jersey,” Franklin added. “We have damaged structural reports, perhaps some trees. Now, we don’t really have more details than those.”

The agency has been informed of many damaged residences, felled trees and cables. Crews work to restore service for electricity-lost residents.

On Wednesday, 30 individuals were missing in Haywood County floods, western Asheville, and the state was declared an emergency by Roy Cooper, citing continuous mountain flood rescues and extensive outages throughout Northern Carolina.

Duke Energy reported on Tuesday night in the Carolinas 39,000 powerless customers. At midday, according to the outage plan of the corporation, this figure dropped to 19,000.

35 missing people in portions of western North Carolina were cleared bridges and highways

According to their online tornado count graph, the NWS Greer office issued a total of 37 tornado alerts over the entire coverage area on Tuesday. According to NWS statistics, the year count amounted to 62 Warnings by Wednesday, higher than the year before and the highest Warnings for at least a year since the mid-1980s.

The area covered includes the Charlotte area, Upstate South Carolina and parts of Carolina foothills and mountains.

The weather this week

Sunshine finally returned at Charlotte on Wednesday and is anticipated to stay on Thursday before Friday showers again, according to a 1 pm Wednesday NWS forecast. Saturday and Sunday, mostly sunny skies are planned.

The rest of the week, NWS meteo scientists said, will be expected to float in the upper 80s and the low 90s.