Cloudy and muggy Tuesday with some showers around!


Yesterday was yucky day with over an inch of rain and temperatures not getting out of the 60s, today will be less yucky but still cloudy with a couple of showers likely but not as widespread, temperatures will also be about 10 degrees higher climbing to the low 70s.

Tonight will be cloudy and muggy with a chance of showers lows in the low 60s.

Wednesday and Thursday will be warmer with some sun but also a risk of a scattered shower or thunderstorm, highs in the upper 70s or close to 80 with enough sunshine.

Friday more sun with only a slight chance of a shower, temperatures rising to highs in the low 80s.

This holiday weekend looks very summer like with temperatures rising to the mid 80s and even 90 in some spots, there is a hint of a cold front coming down from the north on Monday that would cause cooler temperatures but at this point that is not in the forecast.
Almost all of the weekend will be dry but there still may be an isolated afternoon thundershower each day.

Marine forecast: Small craft advisories well out in the ocean for high seas into tomorrow morning then below advisory levels through the weekend, however boaters should be aware of dense fog in the early morning hours and possible afternoon thunderstorm.

After a very nice weekend the weather is going downhill for the work week!


Clouds moved in last night but not before having a warm and dry weekend with highs both days around 80 degrees.

This morning there are scattered showers around and they will persist off and on during the day and into this evening, high temperatures today will be in the upper 60s.

Warm and humid conditions during the rest of the week, there will be shower chances through at least Thursday but also some sun, high temperatures will mainly be in the upper 70s.

Memorial Day weekend still looks quite warm but we have to keep an eye on a possible cold front coming through on Saturday, details are sketchy this far out.

Marine forecast – Small craft advisories for high seas well out in the open waters through Wednesday, otherwise sub-advisory levels most of this week into the weekend.

Warm ending to another perfect weather weekend!


Today we will continue the mostly sunny and warm weather with highs near 80 but cooler at the beaches. This is the 4th straight weekend that we will not have any precipitation.

The work week will again start with rain chances increasing. Monday we will have cloudy skies with occasional showers that may be heavy at times, highs only near 70 degrees.

Chance of showers continue Tuesday and Wednesday but it will a little warmer with higher humidity, highs in the mid 70s

Thursday only a slight chance of shower, partly cloudy with highs again in the mid 70s.

Then starting Friday through the Memorial Day Weekend look for warm weather with plenty of sunshine and highs in the 80s..

Tropical storm Alberto formed off the South Carolina coast yesterday and is no threat to our area..

Marine Forecast: Small craft advisories for high seas well out in the open waters through Wednesday, closer to the coast tranquil conditions through the middle of the week.

Pleasantly warm weekend!


This morning the low temperatures was near 50 degrees with 40s reported inland but with plenty of sunshine it will warm up to near 80 degrees but cooler at the shore..

Sunday there may be a few more clouds around but still will be mostly sunny with a high in the upper 70s, again cooler at the coast with a light onshore wind flow..

Showery weather returns for Monday with plenty of clouds and winds off the water highs should only be in the upper 60s..

Tuesday and Wednesday unsettled weather with risk of showers continuing with highs in the low to mid 70s.

The end of the week looks warmer with more sunshine and as we head into the Memorial Day Weekend the weather at this point looks great with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the 80s..

Marine Forecast – Small craft advisories well out in the ocean for seas 4-6 feet through early next week but winds will be below advisory levels, with most of the winds will be from the east or southeast..