CHARLESTON, S.C. — Dry skies and rising temperatures will dominate the Lowcountry through Saturday, but the National Weather Service in Charleston is warning that minor coastal flooding could begin as soon as Friday evening, especially during high tides downtown.
Dry and Hot Through Saturday
High pressure will keep the region mostly sunny with highs climbing into the mid-90s Friday and Saturday. Forecasters expect the hottest conditions inland, though the heat index near the coast will also climb into uncomfortable ranges.
Flooding Risk in Downtown Charleston
Evening high tides could push water into low-lying roads and neighborhoods, with particular concern for the Battery and other flood-prone areas of Charleston.
“Residents should plan to move vehicles from low-lying parking areas ahead of evening tide cycles,” the NWS advised…