SEPTEMBER 15, 2026 · LOWCOUNTRY WEATHER
🍂 Daily Weather Outlook — September 15, 2026
Temperature · Rainfall · Severe Weather · Rip Currents
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SEASONAL PERSPECTIVE
Official Winter Outlook - 2026/27
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ARTICLE #2 · TROPICAL WEATHER
A disorganized area of showers and thunderstorms over the central subtropical Atlantic is being monitored for possible tropical development.
ARTICLE #1 · WINTER 2026–27
The upcoming winter has the potential to be one of the more unusual winters our area has experienced in years.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Looking back helps us understand what comes next.
SEPTEMBER 21–22 · HURRICANE HUGO
Hugo’s wind and storm tide left a lasting mark on the Charleston area. Explore the National Weather Service’s account, observations, and historical imagery.
Read the NWS historical account ↗Explore the regional event archive ↗