Forecasters Monitor Potential Low Pressure System Off South Carolina Coast
CHARLESTON, S.C. – As the Atlantic hurricane season begins, meteorologists are closely monitoring an area of low pressure expected to form off the South Carolina coast in the coming days. According to the National Hurricane Center, the system may develop subtropical or tropical characteristics if it remains offshore, with a movement trajectory predicted to be northeast at speeds between 10 and 15 mph.
Currently, the probability of this system developing within the next 48 hours stands at 0%, increasing slightly to 10% over the next week. Regardless of any potential development, First Alert Meteorologist Joey Sovine has indicated that residents in the Lowcountry should prepare for increased rainfall and stronger winds.
Additionally, the National Weather Service has warned of possible rip currents associated with the system, urging caution for those planning to venture out to the beach. Local authorities continue to advise staying informed as the situation evolves and to take necessary precautions. This early-season system serves as a reminder of the importance of preparedness as hurricane season progresses.
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