Every forecast across The Lowcountry,
highway-clear.

Every Carolinas region shares one system — the same maps, the same live radar, the same climate record. Almost none of this is above ten feet. The tide decides how much rain the storm drains can take, which is why a routine afternoon thunderstorm floods the peninsula on a spring king tide and passes without incident six hours later. Hurricane season is the long shadow — Hugo came ashore just north of here — but sunny-day flooding is the one that arrives on a schedule.