Tropical Storm Chantal weakened into a depression after sweeping inland across South Carolina into eastern North Carolina on Sunday, July 6, though the system still brought a threat of flash flooding and dangerous rip currents.

Businesses in Chapel Hill prepare for long-term closures after Tropical Depression Chantal brought several feet of floodwaters through their doors.

Chantal, now a tropical depression, is expected to bring heavy rainfall to multiple states along the east coast on Monday, July 7.

As Tropical Depression Chantal moves into eastern North Carolina, the primary threats to Hampton Roads and the Outer Banks are rip currents and occasionally heavy rainfall.

Days after deadly flooding in North Carolina from Tropical Depression Chantal, the flooding threat returns with multiple days of heavy rain falling over the Carolinas and across the I-95 Corridor.