🍂 Daily Weather Outlook — September 24, 2026

🌡️ Temperature

Threat: None

Discussion: High temperatures will vary considerably across the area today. North of I-16, highs will generally remain in the upper 60s to low 70s. South of I-16, temperatures will be warmer, reaching the mid to upper 70s.

🌧️ Rainfall

Threat: Little to None

Discussion: Rainfall is generally not expected today. A few showers are possible late this morning across Charleston and Berkeley counties, but widespread rainfall is not expected.

⛈️ Severe Weather

Threat: None

Discussion: Severe weather is not expected today.

🌊 Rip Currents

Threat: High

Discussion: A High Risk of rip currents is in effect along area beaches today. Beachgoers are urged to use extra caution, with surf heights around 5–7 feet and wind gusts around 35 mph possible along the beaches. Entering the water is strongly discouraged where the High Risk is in effect.

⚠️ Key Notes

🌊 A Gale Warning is in effect for offshore marine waters from 20 to 60 nautical miles. Seas of 10–12 feet are expected, with sustained winds around 30 mph and gusts approaching 40 mph.

⚓ A Small Craft Advisory remains in effect for coastal waters out to 20 nautical miles. Seas of around 5–7 feet and wind gusts around 30 mph are expected.

💨 Breezy conditions will continue across the region today. Wind gusts of 20–25 mph are possible across coastal areas, with slightly lower gusts farther inland. Secure loose outdoor objects and use caution while driving, especially in high-profile vehicles.

🌀 Tropical Storm Fay has reformed after degenerating into a non-tropical low-pressure system on Tuesday. Fay currently has maximum sustained winds of 40 mph and a minimum central pressure of 1,010 mb. Fay remains far out over the Atlantic and poses no threat to our area.