Current Conditions : 67.8F / 19.9C, Clear - 1:02 AM EDT May. 25
Temperature: 67.8 degreesF / 19.9 degreesC
Conditions: Clear
Wind Direction: NNW
Wind Speed: 0.0mph / 0.0km/h
Humidity: 86%
Pressure: 29.98in / 1015hPa (Steady)
Opacity:

Friday as of May. 24 11:00 PM EDT
Friday - Partly cloudy. High of 88F. Winds from the SW at 5 to 10 mph.

Friday Night as of May. 24 11:00 PM EDT
Friday Night - Partly cloudy. Low of 64F. Winds less than 5 mph.

Saturday as of May. 24 11:00 PM EDT
Saturday - Clear in the morning, then partly cloudy. High of 90F. Winds less than 5 mph.

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FRI
MAY 25

Hi:90°
Lo:66°
Chance of Precip.
20/10%
SAT
MAY 26

Hi:93°
Lo:68°
Chance of Precip.
10/10%
SUN
MAY 27

Hi:93°
Lo:69°
Chance of Precip.
10/10%
MON
MAY 28

Hi:92°
Lo:70°
Chance of Precip.
10/10%
TUE
MAY 29

Hi:87°
Lo:64°
Chance of Precip.
10/30%
WED
MAY 30

Hi:82°
Lo:58°
Chance of Precip.
30/20%
THU
MAY 31

Hi:83°
Lo: 
Chance of Precip.
10/10%

Jim Barach's Outlook from the Storm Team Weather Center

Scattered Storms Tonight...Hot Through The Holiday Weekend...

A low pressure system off the Atlantic Coast spread moisture into the region which set off showers and storms on Thursday, primarily to the east. The storms will taper off through the night with skies eventually becoming mostly clear. The overnight low temperature will be 60 degrees. Friday will be partly cloudy and dry as high pressure builds in across the region. The high temperature will be 90 degrees, which would make it the first time this year we have been that warm in Charleston.
The Memorial Day Holiday Weekend will start out with mostly sunny skies under high pressure on Saturday. The high temperature will soar to 95 degrees, which would be a record for the date. Sunday will also be hot under high pressure. There will be some clouds from a tropical disturbance to the south and that will drop the high temperature slightly to 94 degrees.
Memorial Day Monday will be partly cloudy, dry and still hot under high pressure. The high temperature will cool just a bit as there will be a bit more cloud cover ahead of an approaching cold front. The mercury will make it up to 91 degrees.
Tuesday will see the cold front move in which will make for mostly cloudy skies along with showers and thunderstorms. The high temperature will drop to 84 degrees with the increase in cloud cover and the rain showers. Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with rain showers as a low pressure system remains across the region in the wake of the cold front. The high temperature will drop to 78 degrees.
Thursday will be partly cloudy and there could be a few lingering rain showers to start off the day. The high temperature will drop slightly again to 75 degrees with cooler air moving in behind the cold front. Friday will be partly cloudy and dry under high pressure. The high temperature will warm a bit to 81 degrees.
The next weekend will start off with mostly cloudy skies and some showers and thunderstorms on Saturday as a cold front moves into the region. The high temperature will drop a bit to 79 degrees with the additional cloud cover and rain showers. Sunday will be partly cloudy and dry as high pressure moves back in across the region behind the departing cold front. The high temperature will warm a bit to 83 degrees.

A quick look back at yesterday's forecast shows that skies stayed cloudy overnight along with some fog as forecast. The low temperature dropped to 58 degrees which was right on the low temperature forecast. Thursday was partly to mostly cloudy with showers and storms, particularly to the east as forecast. The high temperature in Charleston made it up to 85 degrees, one degree warmer than the forecast high temperature of 84 degrees. Huntington's high temperature was 84 degrees. Neither city reported any rainfall.

Tonight: There will be a few showers and storms that will taper off through the evening to mostly clear conditions as high pressure moves in across the region. The high temperature will stay at 60 degrees.

Friday: High pressure will make for partly cloudy skies and dry conditions. It will be hot, with the temperature making it up to 90 degrees. That would be the first 90 degree reading of the year in Charleston.

Saturday: The Memorial Day Holiday Weekend will start out with mostly sunny skies and dry conditions under high pressure on Saturday. The high temperature will make it to a scorching 95 degrees.

Sunday: Skies will be partly cloudy and dry as high pressure will again be in control. The high temperature will drop slightly to a still hot 94 degrees.

Memorial Day Monday: Skies will be partly cloudy and dry as high pressure will still be the area's dominant weather feature. The high temperature will drop a bit to 91 degrees.

Tuesday: A cold front moving into the region will make for mostly cloudy skies along with showers and thunderstorms. The high temperature will drop to 84 degrees.

Wednesday: Skies will be mostly cloudy with lingering showers as a low pressure system develops behind the cold front. The high temperature will drop to 78 degrees.

Thursday: The day will start off with a few lingering rain showers but it will become partly cloudy and dry by the afternoon. The high temperature will cool a bit more to 75 degrees.

Friday: High pressure will build back in across the region which will bring back partly cloudy skies and dry conditions. The high temperature will warm a bit to 81 degrees.

Saturday: The next weekend will start out with mostly cloudy skies along with showers and storms as a cold front moves into the region. The high temperature will cool slightly to 79 degrees.

Sunday: High pressure will build back in behind the departing cold front. Skies will be partly cloudy and dry with the high temperature warming a bit to 83 degrees.

One Final Note: Today's record low temperature in Charleston is 32 degrees, set back in 1963. That is the latest spring freeze ever in Charleston history.
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