June 5, 2025

Rain and Thunderstorms Expected in Hilton Head Area

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News Summary

Hilton Head and surrounding areas are bracing for a week of rain and thunderstorms due to a coastal low pressure system. With rainfall estimates of up to three inches, minor flooding is anticipated, particularly in low-lying urban areas. Beachgoers should be cautious of higher wind speeds and life-threatening rip currents. A cold front is expected to bring more thunderstorms on Friday, and the weekend forecast indicates additional heavy rain. Cooler temperatures are on the horizon, but safety precautions should remain a priority throughout this stormy period.

Rain and Thunderstorms Expected to Impact Hilton Head and Surrounding Areas Through the Week

Hey, Hilton Head! Brace yourself because it looks like we’re in for quite the wet week ahead. Starting today, locals and visitors can expect a steady stream of rain and thunderstorms to make their presence known, thanks to a coastal low pressure system advancing from northeast Florida into Georgia and South Carolina.

This developing system is stirring up some unsettled weather conditions, which means you might want to grab that raincoat and keep your umbrella handy. With rainfall estimates ranging from one to three inches, don’t be surprised if there’s a little splish-splashing as you go about your day. Minor flooding is anticipated throughout much of Beaufort County, and the low-lying urban areas are particularly vulnerable, so approach with caution!

Understanding the Risks

The National Hurricane Center has ruled out any possibility of cyclones forming from this system as it drags inland. However, keep an eye out for higher wind speeds that will be stirring up the risk of life-threatening rip currents along our beautiful beaches. This rip current risk is expected to stick around through Thursday, so it’s really important for beachgoers to be extra cautious if they plan on taking a dip in the waves.

If you do find yourself in a tough spot while swimming, remember to swim parallel to the shoreline to escape those currents. Safety first, everyone!

Thunderstorms on the Horizon

Look forward to more rain and thunderstorms this Thursday afternoon, making it a smart idea for residents and visitors alike to dodge the beach for the day. In fact, a cold front will sweep in Friday and bring another round of thunderstorms across the state. The National Weather Service has classified this risk as marginal, so even if the storms aren’t expected to be severe, you should still keep an eye to the sky if you have plans outdoors.

Locally damaging winds and hail are possible across Hilton Head and throughout the Lowcountry, so preparedness is key. Make sure to secure your outdoor items and be aware of your surroundings.

A Wet Weekend and a Rainy Start to Next Week

If you think the rain will ease up anytime soon, think again! A storm system making its way from Texas will spoil the party and deliver more wet weather over the weekend into early next week. Expect another setup of storms this Saturday night, with predictions indicating up to two inches of rain.

As we roll into Monday and Tuesday, heavy rainfall is anticipated, with excitement in the forecast at a 2 out of 4 risk level for excessive rainfall. Even though we might experience some heavy flooding, the current drought conditions in Beaufort County may just help keep that flooding in check.

Enjoying Cooler Temperatures

While it may not seem like it, this rain will actually help cool things down a bit, with highs projected in the upper 70s due to the combination of rain, clouds, and wind. So if you’re more of a fan of cooler weather, hang tight! Improved conditions are on the way by the end of next week, with warmer, sunnier days anticipated—highs likely to bounce back up into the upper 80s.

As for the rest of the week, it is wise to stay aware of updated weather alerts, including the new severe thunderstorm watch issued by the NWS for various counties until 8 p.m. on Friday. Remember that during thunderstorms, the best course of action is to find indoor shelter whenever possible.

So, fellow residents and beach lovers, stay safe, keep an eye on the weather updates, and prepare for a splashy week ahead!

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