Weather Alert for Beaufort County: Brace for a Chilly Night Ahead!

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Dramatic clouds over Beaufort County signaling a weather change

Weather Alert for Beaufort County: Brace for a Chilly Night Ahead!

Hey there, Beaufort County folks! It looks like we’re in for quite the weather show as we move into the middle of this week. Get ready for a rollercoaster of temperatures and some rain on Wednesday, followed by a drop that will make you want to pull out your coziest blanket! The National Weather Service has shared some pretty interesting forecasts that we need to talk about.

Thunderstorms and Rain Expected on Wednesday

Starting Wednesday morning, we might be treated to a few thunderstorms, followed by a good chance of rain. The skies will be quite lively with a forecast showing a whopping 99% chance of rain around 11 a.m. – make sure you have your umbrellas handy! However, don’t expect torrential downpours; it looks like we could get less than half an inch of total rainfall by the end of the day.

Windy Conditions in Store

Now, it’s not just the rain that’s going to grab our attention. Hold on to your hats, because the wind is expected to pick up as well. Winds could gust up to 40 mph, which will make those cooler temperatures feel downright chilly. As the day progresses, temperatures will hover in the upper 60s, but don’t get too comfortable just yet. By 8 p.m., we’ll see a sharp drop, with temps falling into the low 40s and even high 30s.

Feeling Cooler with Wind Chill

As we make our way into the night, brace yourselves for that wind chill, which could make it feel as cold as 32 degrees Fahrenheit. This drastic change in temperature is definitely not something to take lightly, especially if you plan on being outside. So, if you have any evening plans, make sure to bundle up!

Clear and Crisp Thursday

As we hop over to Thursday, the forecast looks much better. We’re in for a sunny day with high temperatures settling in the mid 50s. Winds will calm down a bit, ranging from 5 to 10 mph, but it’s still a smart idea to have a light jacket handy, especially if you’re out and about in the evening when it dips back into the mid 30s, or around 40 near the coast.

Weekend Warm-Up on the Horizon

Now, here’s a little glimmer of good news: The temperatures are expected to rebound as we head into the weekend! After dealing with that cold snap, we can expect daytime highs to climb back into the upper 60s and lower 70s around Hilton Head Island. Saturday looks mostly sunny with a small chance of scattered showers.

However, Saturday night could roll in some clouds and a 40% chance of showers, so don’t forget your raincoat if you’re planning any late-night activities. Sunday should bring us a pleasant mix of clouds and sun, with temps hovering in the lower 50s overnight.

Keeping an Eye Out for Next Week

Looking ahead, Monday is shaping up to be mostly sunny with highs returning to the upper 60s. So if you can, hold on to patience through the chilly Wednesday and embrace the mild days ahead!

Remember to stay safe and comfortable, Beaufort County! Make sure to check in with those around you, particularly the elderly or those without proper heating for the cold nights ahead. Happy weather watching!

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