Bill Walsh

Tonight’s cold front hasn’t produced much in terms of rainfall, but temperatures look to return to fall-like levels for the upcoming work week!

A weak cold front moved through overnight and this will help to usher in the coolest air so far this Fall!

A notable risk of coastal flooding and hazardous marine conditions exists through late week as a strong area of low pressure forms offshore! Accordingly, a First Alert Weather Day remains in effect through Friday afternoon as conditions could become disruptive for daily activities.

Grab the umbrellas as you head out the door this morning!

High pressure will stay in control of our forecast for a few more days, keeping conditions dry and mild!

Enjoy the comfortable and drier weather while it lasts, because rain chances will build back in ahead of Labor Day Weekend!

A High Surf Advisory and a high risk of rip currents continues today as Hurricane Erin gets ready to pass offshore of the Lowcountry.

We’ll trend warmer and a bit more humid as a stalled front to our south begins to fade away.

An increase in rain chances in the coming days will slowly bring us relief from the heat and humidity!

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS remain in effect for today and Monday as dangerous heat builds across the Southeast!