June 4, 2025, at 7:45 AM:

…COASTAL LOW PRESSURE TO BRING A RISK FOR HEAVY RAIN…

OVERVIEW:
Low pressure will begin to develop over northeast Florida into coastal portions of South Carolina and Georgia today and linger through Thursday before moving away Friday. The system will bring unsettled conditions to the region, including locally heavy rainfall, breezy conditions at the beaches, and an increased risk for strong and frequent rip currents. There is still a low chance (10%) that the system could acquire tropical or subtropical characteristics before the system moves inland. The degree of impacts to the area will be closely tied to the track and strength the area of low pressure takes. IMPORTANT: Impacts to the area will be the same whether the system becomes a tropical or subtropical cyclone or remains a weak, non-tropical low pressure system.

View the latest weather briefing from the NWS Charleston Office here: https://www.weather.gov/media/chs/briefings/LatestBriefing.pdf