Folly Beach residents are shaping a new shoreline blueprint due to the state in 2027, from sand fencing to zoning rules.

Charleston starts foggy Friday before afternoon storms roll in. The payoff is a cooler, sunnier weekend.

Patchy fog is possible in portions of the Lowcountry Thursday before sunny skies and a mid-80s high. Showers and thunderstorms return Friday afternoon before a bright weekend.

Charleston’s foggy start should clear into an 80-degree afternoon Wednesday. Friday brings the week’s best chance for showers before a cooler weekend.

Sunny skies and mild temperatures take over Charleston Tuesday, with an 81-degree peak possible Thursday. Showers and a few thunderstorms could interrupt the warm stretch Friday.

Alfred O. Halsey charted Charleston's filled creeks decades ago — and researchers say his map still predicts today's worst flood zones.

Charleston starts the week with some cloud cover and breezy conditions, then warms into the 80s before a chance of showers Thursday. The weekend turns cooler, calmer and mostly sunny.

Charleston faces a breezy Sunday with a high near 73 and possible minor coastal flooding around the afternoon high tide. Warm weather returns through midweek.

Charleston’s Halloween will be mild and mostly dry, but gusty winds, possible coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents will complicate beach plans.

Mount Pleasant Waterworks says sewer lines already reach the Broadway Street lots, but a developer got septic permits anyway.

Crews cordoned off Shorebird Loop after a 31-foot whale washed up with shark bites and decomposition damage.

Dense fog and minor coastal flooding will affect Charleston Friday morning before sunshine breaks through. Halloween weekend looks warmer than spooky, but breezy.

Neighbors near Charleston International Airport want answers on drainage as regulators weigh a wetlands permit with no named project yet.