Joey Sovine
AMS Certified Meteorologist
Charleston, SC
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Professional Experience:
Weekend Meteorologist - WVVA in Bluefield, West Virginia.
Weekend Meteorologist - WCBD here in Charleston.
Morning Meteorologist - WINK in Fort Myers, Florida.
Certified Broadcast Meteorologist(CBM) - American Meteorological Society
Education:
Millersville University; B.S. in Atmospheric Sciences(Meteorology)
Hometown:
Salem, Virginia
Family:
Lives in Mount Pleasant with his wife, Chanel, and their two children, Easton (1 year old) and Brynlee (3 years old).
Hobbies & Interests:
Spending time with family and anything outdoors. Love to golf and fish. Huge sports fan - Virginia Tech Hokies and all things Cleveland!
Likes Best About Lowcountry:
The beautiful beaches, incredible food and awesome people!
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A stalled front will continue to sit nearby leading to another day with more clouds than sunshine and a good chance of showers and storms.
Keep the umbrellas handy today as we’ll have a chance of a showers and storms both late this morning and this afternoon!
A cold front pushed through the area Wednesday morning helping to lower the chance of rain for the next few days.
A cold front and tropical moisture will team up to create a wetter, and cloudier, than normal day here across the Lowcountry!
Tropical Storm Claudette is moving off the coast of North Carolina and heading out to sea!
We’re keeping an eye on a developing tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico that is likely to spread some rain in our direction by the end of Father’s Day weekend or early next week.
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Another round of showers and storms are possible today but they should pack a little less punch than yesterday.
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A cold front combined with a hot and humid day will result in the possibility for a few strong storms this afternoon and evening.
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Tropical Depression Two has formed off the coast of North Carolina today.