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Wind:
SW at 2 mph G:2 | Max Wind:
8 at 11:18a | Temp:
90.5 | Heat Index:
101 | Hum:
60% | Dew Point:
74.7 | Baro:
30.01 ↘ | Max:
99.6 | Min:
78.1 | Rainfall today:
0.00 | Time:
2:58p
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Weather Information for SE GA / SE SC
Today is Sunday, August 16, 2026 ... Day 228 of the Year
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Pat's Forecast for SE GA / SE SC
*** DANGEROUS HEAT Through Thursday ***
Highs will be in the upper 90s to around 100 today through Wednesday. Dangerous heat index values of 110° to 115° will persist through the period. There will be a moderate chance for those afternoon/evening cooling showers and thunderstorm today, but of which could produce heavy rain, damaging winds, and lightning strikes. There is an indication it will be less hot beginning Friday with a gradual drop in temperature for several days thereafter.
Tropical Weather:
The two tropical waves in the Atlantic have dissipated. The next names on the list are "Dolly" and "Edouard" but it is unlikely that these names will be used soon. In the Pacific, Tropical Storm Lala is skirting on the southern side of the Hawaiian Islands.
The drought conditions have improved a bit over the past week with those periods of rain. (See Drought Maps).
Normal High for Today is 91 and Normal Low is 72
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Sunday
Aug 16 | Daytime High: 97°
Overnight Low: 77°
Rain Chance: 60% | *** DANGEROUS HEAT ***
Fair to partly cloudy, hot and humid with a moderate chance for scattered afternoon/evening thunderstorms, some with heavy rain, strong winds, and lightning strikes. Highs will be in the upper 90s and overnight lows in the upper 70s. Record high: 100° set in 1954.
The HEAT INDEX will be 110-115°
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Monday
Aug 17 | Daytime High: 100°
Overnight Low: 79°
Rain Chance: 10% | *** DANGEROUS HEAT ***
Fair to partly cloudy, hot and humid with a slight chance for scattered afternoon/evening thunderstorms. Highs will be around 100° and overnight lows around 80°. Record high: 102° set in 1954.
The HEAT INDEX will be 110-117°
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Tuesday
Aug 18
| Daytime High: 101°
Overnight Low: 78°
Rain Chance: 20% | *** DANGEROUS HEAT ***
Fair to partly cloudy, hot and humid. Highs will be around 102° and overnight lows around in the upper 70s. Record high: 100° set in 1995.
The HEAT INDEX will be 110-117°
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Wednesday, Aug 19
Daytime High: 98°
Overnight Low: 77°
Rain Chance: 30%
| Thursday, Aug 20
Daytime High: 98°
Overnight Low: 77°
Rain Chance: 20%
| Friday, Aug 21
Daytime High: 96°
Overnight Low: 76°
Rain Chance: 40%
| Saturday, Aug 22
Daytime High: 94°
Overnight Low: 75°
Rain Chance: 50%
| Sunday, Aug 23
Daytime High: 94°
Overnight Low: 75°
Rain Chance: 40%
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See the FORECAST RAIN CHANCES/AMOUNTS ... FORECAST TEMPERATURES ... and the FORECAST CLOUDS & WINDS for your area
Beach Water Temperatures are around 86°F (30.0°C)
Weather Discussion:
A complete & comprehensive meteorological discussion is available from the National Weather Service, Charleston and from the NWS, Jacksonville, FL
Temperature & Precipitation Outlooks: 6-10 Days ...
8-14 Days
Pat's 6 Week Weather Outlook
WEEK 1
Aug 15-Aug 22
Much Above Normal
Normal High = 91 ... Low = 72
Precip: Below Normal
Normal: 1.47" per week)
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WEEK 2
Aug 23-Aug 29
Much Above Normal
Normal High = 90 ... Low = 72
Precip: Slightly Below Normal
Normal: 1.47" per week)
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Aug 30-Sep 5
Above Normal
Normal High = 89 ... Low = 71
Precip: Around Normal
Normal: 1.26" per week)
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WEEK 4
Sep 6-Sep 12
Above Normal
Normal High = 88 ... Low = 70
Precip: Around Normal
Normal: 1.26" per week)
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WEEK 5
Sep 13-Sep 19
Above Normal
Normal High = 86 ... Low = 68
Precip: Around Normal
Normal: 1.05" per week)
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WEEK 6
Sep 20-Sep 26
Above Normal
Normal High = 85 ... Low = 66
Precip: Around Normal
Normal: 0.91" per week)
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This is not a forecast but just an 'outlook'. Keep in mind, the 7 day period is the average of those days with some days above the values and other could be below the values. This is used to get a better idea as to what to expect (maybe).
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