Charleston reaches 77 degrees Thursday, but coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents complicate the day. Sunny weather returns Friday before clouds and rain chances build this weekend.

A sunny but windy Wednesday brings coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents to Charleston. Rain chances rise late this weekend.

Charleston gets sunny skies and a 74-degree high Tuesday, but coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents remain concerns near the water.

Sunny skies will not tell the whole story Monday in Charleston. Coastal flooding, rough surf and dangerous rip currents are the real concerns before a dry, warming week.

Charleston gets sunshine and 74 degrees Sunday, but coastal flooding, 30-mph gusts, dangerous surf and rip currents take center stage.

Sunny skies are headed for Charleston, but gusty winds, dangerous surf and rising coastal flooding risks will shape the weekend and early next week.

Charleston County is mining old ash to carve out fresh dumping space, with crews targeting an end-of-2027 finish.

Charleston gets a sunny Friday near 70 degrees, but coastal flooding and stronger northeast winds will shape the weekend. High tides and rough surf remain concerns into next week.

Charleston gets sunny skies and a high near 74 Thursday before stronger northeast winds create coastal concerns this weekend.

Charleston gets a sunny, dry Thursday before stronger northeast winds arrive for the weekend. Rising tides could also bring coastal flooding and rough surf.