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Rain chances are becoming more likely later this week as temperatures and humidity continue to climb!
Abundant sunshine returns to our forecast for Friday, but not before temperatures drop through the overnight and early morning hours!
Dry conditions are expected for the rest of the work week in the wake of tonight's cold front!
Mostly dry weather is expected through midweek ahead of our next surge of heat and humidity!
Monday’s First Alert Weather Day has been discontinued as strong to severe thunderstorms move offshore along a cold front!
Multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms can be expected for Mother’s Day Weekend!
A short period of dry weather is expected on Friday before rain chances return this weekend!
Rain and thunderstorm chances will increase tonight and Thursday as a slow-moving cold front moves into the Lowcountry!
Our current stretch of dry weather will come to an end by Thursday as a strong cold front pushes into the Lowcountry!
Periods of showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop later this week in the wake of our beautiful Monday!
7 Day Forecast
Widespread, but much-needed, rain will continue to impact the Lowcountry to begin the weekend!
Significant, and well-needed, rainfall chances are expected to return to the Lowcountry by Friday night and Saturday!
Passing showers remain in the forecast through Thursday and Friday in advance of a strong weekend storm system!
Rounds of showers and a few downpours are expected to push through the Lowcountry over the next few days, which will slowly put a dent in our ongoing drought!
Behind a cooler and dry Monday, rain chances will increase considerably later this week!
Much-needed rainfall is on the way this weekend as a front takes aim at the Lowcountry!
A First Alert Weather Day remains in effect through daybreak Friday due to occasionally poor air quality levels, which could lead to adverse health impacts for members of sensitive groups!
Worsened air quality levels will linger into at least Thursday as the risk for additional brush fires and adverse drought impacts remain high!
Rain chances will remain near zero through the end of the week as an area of high pressure lingers overhead!
Quiet, rain-free conditions will remain in place for most of this week as high pressure stretches into the Southeast!
Record-challenging high temperatures will make another appearance to start the weekend ahead of our next cold front!
Hot temperatures and dry conditions will continue as we approach the weekend!
Our stretch of abnormally warm weather for the month of April will soon give way to near-record high temperatures later this week!
Unseasonably warm temperatures, along with very dry conditions, will continue for the rest of your work and school week!
Temperatures will continue to rise this weekend as an area of high pressure lingers overhead!
Dry conditions and warming temperatures will dominate the forecast for several more days without any drought relief in sight!
Strong winds and abnormally dry conditions have brought forth a renewed fire risk as we reach the midpoint of the work week!
Higher rain chances, along with a couple of thunderstorms, are likely for parts of your Easter Weekend!
Chances for spotty, light showers return to the Lowcountry for Good Friday in advance of this weekend’s front!
Shower and thunderstorm chances will slowly increase late this week in advance of this weekend’s front!
Warm temperatures will remain in the forecast to start the month of April!
Unseasonably warm temperatures are on tap for the rest of the work week alongside a growing chance of spotty rain showers!
Small rain chances will slowly dot the Lowcountry this week as temperatures continue to warm!
Dry, cool and breezy conditions are contributing to an elevated fire risk across the Lowcountry this weekend, but some relief is on the way in the coming days!
An elevated fire danger could disrupt certain outdoor events this weekend in the wake of Friday night’s strong cold front!
Near-record warmth is likely on Friday in advance of this weekend’s strong, gusty cold front!
Temperatures will continue to warm through Friday ahead of this weekend’s strong cold front!
Above-average temperatures are expected to continue for the first weekend of Spring ahead of next week’s cold front!
Significant warming is expected to take place through this weekend as a strong area of high pressure stretches into the Southeast!
Our last frigid night of the work week comes alongside the risk of patchy frost through early Thursday morning!
Freezing low temperatures are likely for most of the Lowcountry tonight in the wake of Monday’s powerful cold front!
A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY remains in effect this evening as a strong cold front pushes through the Lowcountry.
Watches and warnings have now expired throughout all counties in the Lowcountry.
Several school districts and offices in the Lowcountry have canceled or adjusted schedules ahead of severe weather on Monday.
Ahead of Thursday evening’s strong cold front, we are tracking a growing potential for gusty winds, widespread showers and a few embedded thunderstorms - some of which could become locally strong or severe!
Warnings and watches for severe weather in the Lowcountry have now expired.
Unseasonable warmth will give way to much cooler weather later this week as a strong front eyes the Lowcountry!
An extended period of warm temperatures will continue through midweek as a strong storm system begins to move towards the Lowcountry!
Abnormally warm temperatures will continue for several more days alongside a growing likelihood of dense morning fog!
Temperatures will remain much warmer than average as a strong area of high pressure spills into the Southeast this week!