🍂 Daily Weather Outlook — September 25, 2026

🌡️ Temperature

Threat: None

Discussion: The clouds are gone, but the cooler temperatures will stick around for the next few days. High temperatures will remain in the mid to upper 70s across the area today. Temperatures will slowly return to the 80s by Sunday before the 90s make their return by the middle of next week.

🌧️ Rainfall

Threat: None

Discussion: Rain chances are negligible across the area today, with dry conditions expected for nearly everyone.

⛈️ Severe Weather

Threat: None

Discussion: Severe weather is not expected across the area today.

🌊 Rip Currents

Threat: Moderate

Discussion: A Moderate Risk of rip currents is in effect along area beaches today. Swimmers are urged to use caution and follow instructions from lifeguards and local officials.

⚠️ Key Notes

🔥 Minor fire weather concerns are expected today due to a combination of breezy conditions and low humidity, particularly across Bulloch, Jenkins, and Evans counties in Georgia and Dorchester and Berkeley counties in South Carolina. If burning, use extra caution and ensure fires are completely extinguished.

🌊 Minor coastal flooding is expected across portions of Charleston County around the time of high tide this afternoon.

🌀 Tropical Storm Fay continues over the central Atlantic. Fay is expected to persist for at least another day before gradually weakening and eventually dissipating.

🌀 Tropical Storm Gonzalo has formed south of the Cabo Verde Islands. Tropical Storm Warnings are in effect across the Cabo Verde Islands, where heavy rainfall and tropical-storm-force winds are expected. Heavy rainfall is also possible across portions of western Africa as the system moves through the region.