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Time	Temp	Feels	Rain	Wind	Humidity
Now	69°	73°	0%	NE 2 mph	91%
11 PM	67°	69°	0%	N 3 mph	87%
Thu
12 AM	67°	71°	0%	NE 2 mph	93%
1 AM	66°	70°	0%	NE 2 mph	94%
2 AM	66°	70°	0%	N 2 mph	94%
3 AM	65°	69°	0%	N 2 mph	94%
4 AM	65°	69°	0%	N 2 mph	94%
5 AM	65°	67°	0%	N 3 mph	93%
6 AM	64°	66°	0%	N 4 mph	93%
7 AM	64°	66°	0%	N 4 mph	93%
8 AM	64°	66°	0%	NE 4 mph	93%
9 AM	66°	69°	0%	NE 4 mph	92%
10 AM	70°	73°	0%	N 4 mph	87%
11 AM	73°	77°	0%	NE 4 mph	79%
12 PM	76°	79°	0%	NE 4 mph	73%
1 PM	78°	81°	0%	NE 4 mph	67%
2 PM	80°	83°	0%	NE 4 mph	62%
3 PM	80°	83°	0%	NE 3 mph	60%
4 PM	79°	83°	0%	NE 3 mph	63%
5 PM	77°	81°	0%	E 2 mph	68%
6 PM	75°	80°	0%	E 2 mph	74%
7 PM	73°	78°	0%	E 2 mph	81%
8 PM	72°	77°	0%	E 2 mph	84%
9 PM	71°	76°	0%	E 2 mph	89%
10 PM	70°	76°	0%	N 0 mph	90%
11 PM	70°	76°	1%	N 0 mph	92%
Fri
12 AM	69°	75°	1%	N 0 mph	92%
1 AM	69°	75°	1%	NE 0 mph	92%
2 AM	68°	72°	1%	NE 2 mph	93%
3 AM	68°	72°	1%	NE 2 mph	93%
4 AM	68°	71°	0%	N 4 mph	90%
5 AM	68°	71°	0%	N 4 mph	90%
6 AM	68°	71°	0%	N 4 mph	90%
7 AM	67°	68°	0%	NE 7 mph	85%
8 AM	67°	68°	0%	NE 7 mph	85%
9 AM	67°	68°	0%	NE 7 mph	85%
10 AM	72°	73°	4%	NE 9 mph	80%
11 AM	72°	73°	4%	NE 9 mph	80%
12 PM	72°	73°	4%	NE 9 mph	80%
1 PM	76°	77°	17%	NE 9 mph	72%
2 PM	76°	77°	17%	NE 9 mph	72%
3 PM	76°	77°	17%	NE 9 mph	72%
4 PM	73°	74°	15%	NE 9 mph	81%
5 PM	73°	74°	0%	NE 9 mph	81%
6 PM	73°	74°	15%	NE 9 mph	81%
7 PM	73°	73°	0%	NE 11 mph	84%
8 PM	73°	73°	15%	NE 11 mph	84%
9 PM	73°	73°	0%	NE 11 mph	84%

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About North Charleston weather

North Charleston is in Charleston County, South Carolina, United States at 32.85°, -79.97°. Right now it’s 68° and mostly cloudy; today’s high is 81° with a 0% chance of rain.

South Carolina has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters across most of the state. The low country and coastal areas experience maritime influences that moderate temperatures, while the upstate Piedmont and Blue Ridge foothills are slightly cooler and drier. Columbia, located in the central Midlands, is known as one of the hottest cities in the Southeast, with summer highs frequently exceeding 95 degrees Fahrenheit.