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The Johns Islander

Curated by Mike Olson · eXp Realty

Online · Johns Island, SC · Seabrook · Kiawah

Rainbow after a storm over the Kiawah River and Haulover Creek

Live · from the National Weather Service

Weather on the islands

Alerts, radar, the next day and the next week, the water off the beach and the tropics, for Johns Island, Kiawah, Seabrook and Wadmalaw. Straight from the government forecasters, refreshed on your screen.

Photo: DThomson7 (Debra Thomson), CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons (resized)

No National Weather Service alerts for the islands right now.

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Waves at the buoy

NWS station KJZI (Charleston Executive Airport) · pressure: NOAA Charleston Harbor barometer · UV: U.S. EPA, 29455 · waves: NOAA buoys

Live Satellite · GOES-19

NOAA GOES-19 GeoColor

Live Radar · Charleston

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NWS Charleston radar (KCLX), the last hour

On the water

Asking the National Weather Service…

NWS coastal waters forecast, Coastal waters, South Santee River to Edisto Beach, out 20 nautical miles

The tropics

National Hurricane Center seven-day Atlantic tropical weather outlook map

National Hurricane Center: active storms and the 7-day outlook. Distances are great-circle miles from the islands.

Before you need it

Storm ready

The official places to check before and during a storm. Bookmark the ones that apply to you.

Official storm and safety sources for the islands
Find your hurricane evacuation zoneSC Emergency Management Division, Know Your Zone
Charleston County emergency managementCharleston County Emergency Management Department
Get ready before a stormNational Hurricane Center, hurricane preparedness
Rip currents and the beach forecastNational Weather Service Charleston, beach forecast
Lightning safetyNational Weather Service, lightning safety

Buying or insuring near the water? Look up any address on the flood zone map, and see Island Today for the tide, flood-level tides at the Charleston Harbor gauge and the day’s sunset.

Sunset over the surf, wet sand reflecting the sky beside a dune with sea oats

Supplied by Mike Olson

Two ways in

Talk it through with Mike, or ask Val — the guide’s AI assistant, answering from this site’s sourced facts.