Sept. weather in Charlston ?
Jun 14th, 2002, 04:47 AM
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I'll disagree a bit w/ Randa. September can vary a bit depending on early or late in the month. Often the nights and mornings are starting to cool off by late Sept.
Also, I find that when one is very close to the beach, i.e. Charleston, the breezes make the weather enjoyable, unlike several miles inland where it can get kind-of sticky. I'm going there in July, no problem. Of course, I was born and live in SC, so I have a high heat tolerance. I did take my Wisconsin in-laws there in late Aug and they didn't die.
Prepare yourself for the distant possibility that you will have rain or worse due to a hurricane. I had reservations on Isle of Palms in September of 1989 that had to be cancelled (Hugo).
Also, I find that when one is very close to the beach, i.e. Charleston, the breezes make the weather enjoyable, unlike several miles inland where it can get kind-of sticky. I'm going there in July, no problem. Of course, I was born and live in SC, so I have a high heat tolerance. I did take my Wisconsin in-laws there in late Aug and they didn't die.
Prepare yourself for the distant possibility that you will have rain or worse due to a hurricane. I had reservations on Isle of Palms in September of 1989 that had to be cancelled (Hugo).
Jun 17th, 2002, 05:46 AM
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Sorry - I think hurricane season goes through November. You might check with weather.com. They might also have some specific daily average highs.
Also, I personnally think the ocean gets too cold to swim by late September.
If it were me, I would go in mid September. Prob. not too hot, and the hotel prices may be lower after Labor Day.
Also, I personnally think the ocean gets too cold to swim by late September.
If it were me, I would go in mid September. Prob. not too hot, and the hotel prices may be lower after Labor Day.
Jun 17th, 2002, 11:01 AM
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