As the anniversary of the 2025 snowstorm nears, Hilton Head and Beaufort face chilly conditions but low snow risk. A Cold Weather Advisory runs through Friday morning with lows in the upper teens to low 20s—protect pipes, pets, and plants. Warming shelters open tonight at Sea Island Presbyterian in Beaufort and Christ Lutheran on Hilton Head.
Weekend highlights include mild Saturday highs near 62°F, rain chances rising Saturday night (30%) into Sunday morning (50%), and cooler Sunday highs around 45-47°F. Snow odds stay under 10% coastal, with rain dominant; any flurries unlikely to accumulate.
Day-by-Day Details
- Friday Morning: Freezing temps linger until 9 a.m.; bundle up.
- Saturday: Sunny, dry, highs ~62°F.
- Saturday Night: Clouds build, lows ~38-39°F, rain possible after 1 a.m.
- Sunday: Morning rain (50% chance), highs 45-47°F, partly sunny afternoon; lows drop to 27-29°F overnight.
- Monday Outlook: Mid-20s lows, colder trend continues.
Prep Tips for Lowcountry Residents
Stay ahead of the cold:
- Insulate outdoor faucets and let taps drip.
- Bring pets indoors; cover sensitive plants.
- Check on neighbors, especially vulnerable folks—shelters available.
- Drive cautiously if rain hits Sunday; watch for slick spots inland.
For real-time updates, head to the NWS Charleston page. Memories of last year’s storm are valid, but this looks more like a rainy chill than a repeat. What’s your plan if rain picks up?
