🌦️ Daily Weather Outlook — September 10, 2026

🌡️ Temperature

Threat: Limited

Discussion: High temperatures around 90°F combined with high humidity will result in heat indices around 105°F, especially along the coast. There is a limited threat of heat stress and heat exhaustion, so make sure you have a way to stay cool and hydrated if spending time outdoors today.

🌧️ Rainfall

Threat: Limited

Discussion: Showers and a few thunderstorms are possible this morning, with another round possible during the afternoon and evening. Rainfall totals of 1–2 inches are possible, especially in coastal areas where thunderstorms are already occurring this morning. Around Savannah, radar estimates indicate roughly 0.5 inches of rain has already fallen in some locations.

⛈️ Severe Weather

Threat: Little to None

Discussion: A few stronger thunderstorms are possible, especially this afternoon, but widespread severe weather is not expected. Gusty winds and frequent lightning could accompany the stronger storms.

🌊 Rip Currents

Threat: None

Discussion: A widespread rip current threat is not expected along area beaches today.

⚠️ Key Notes

Higher-than-normal tides this afternoon could result in minor coastal flooding across portions of Charleston and Colleton counties, particularly in low-lying and flood-prone areas around the time of high tide.