Charleston, SC – A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect for Charleston and Colleton counties until 7 a.m. Wednesday, with moderate coastal flooding anticipated around high tide. Drivers in Downtown Charleston and nearby coastal communities should expect flooded roads and delays during the morning commute.
According to the National Weather Service Charleston, high tide will amplify flooding risks in low-lying areas, especially affecting main thoroughfares and roadways near water. Motorists are advised to avoid flooded areas, as road conditions may worsen quickly, posing significant safety hazards.
Weather Outlook for the Week
Following today’s flooding risk, Charleston will experience mostly sunny skies with a high of 65°F and breezy conditions. Northeasterly winds are expected to reach 21 mph, keeping temperatures comfortable but potentially impacting some outdoor activities.
Looking into Thursday, clouds will increase, and rain showers are expected to develop in the afternoon, with a high of 71°F. The chance of precipitation rises to 60% by Thursday night, bringing potential showers across the area.
By Friday, skies will clear, and temperatures are forecasted to reach 67°F under sunny conditions, providing a pleasant start to the weekend. Nights will remain clear, with lows in the low 50s, ideal for cooler evening plans.
Sunny skies will persist through Saturday with a high near 67°F, while Sunday brings partly cloudy conditions with highs around 69°F, making it another mild day for residents and visitors alike.
