Three children were rescued from a persistent rip current near 15th Street on Tybee Island. A hurricane hits near Charleston (or as it was known at the time, Charles Town), causing considerable damage to homes, buildings and shipping. 1/4 to 1/2 inch of snow is reported from Edisto Island to central Colleton County and southeast Allendale County. Hurricane Charley makes landfall as a Cat 1 near Cape Romaine, producing winds as high as 74 mph at Buoy 41004, 63 mph at Isle of Palms and 58 mph at Folly Beach. These unseasonably cold values were some 20 to 25 degrees below climatological norms. Sleet is reported in many parts of southern South Carolina. The Savannah airport receives a whopping 6.60 inches of rain on this date. Multiple locations were found. A weak tornadic waterspout is observed about 1 nm southeast of Fort Moultrie in the Charleston Harbor. A near epic type of flooding rain event occurred in parts of the area mainly near and east of I-95. The mercury hits the century mark in downtown Charleston. As a result, the rain changed over to freezing rain as temperatures dropped to near 30 or 32 degrees. Dense sea fog with visibilities under 1/2 nm impacts most of the nearby coastal waters, before spreading onshore during the night. In 1959, the Holm Award was created as a way for the National Weather Service to honor cooperative weather observers for outstanding accomplishments in the field of meteorological observations. [43], There are many differences between climbing Mount Washington in summer and climbing it in winter. A waterspout that was just off the coast of Isle of Palms briefly came ashore as an F0 tornado before dissipating. It resulted in almost 8 inches of rain in the Charleston area during the 24 hour period, but more than 10 inches during the entire evening. As strong low pressure moves through there is significant coastal flooding, followed by winds of 35 to 45 mph over parts of the area, but up to 49 mph and the Fripp Nearshore Buoy and 48 mph just off Daufuskie Island. The temperature at the Savannah airport reaches 97 degrees, which ties it for the hottest in October, previously set on October 2, 1986. Numerous roads were closed and several businesses were impacted, mainly along Market Street. Meanwhile locally, it was an unusually hot day with readings over 90 in many areas. The hail was as large as the size of baseballs near Hinesville and as large as golf balls near McIntosh in Liberty County. Cabin Road at Hunting Island was partially washed out. A severe QLCS moved through all of southern SC and southeast GA during the late afternoon and evening with 36 reports of wind damage. Storms also produced a wind gust of 91 mph on an elevated crane and knocked over a shipping crane at the GA Ports Authority. An MCV causes large hail and wind damage in several areas north of Interstate 16 in Georgia. [12], Coordinates: .mw-parser-output .geo-default,.mw-parser-output .geo-dms,.mw-parser-output .geo-dec{display:inline}.mw-parser-output .geo-nondefault,.mw-parser-output .geo-multi-punct{display:none}.mw-parser-output .longitude,.mw-parser-output .latitude{white-space:nowrap}441613N 711812W / 44.27028N 71.30333W / 44.27028; -71.30333, Observation station and nonprofit institution atop Mount Washington, New Hampshire, Mt. In addition, inland counties of South Carolina received 2 to 3 inches of rain, with the biggest impact occurring in Walterboro, where four people were rescued on the morning of February 19, due to water of 3 feet in depth surrounding their apartment complex. An active morning for waterspouts, with sightings near Harbor Island/Edisto Island area, near Hunting Island and an additional 2 near St. Helena Sound. The tornado, rated an F2 traveled about 16 miles from rural Long County into Liberty County, hitting near the town of Fleming. Three waterspouts are sighted off Blackbeard Island, Ga. The temperature at the Savannah airport reached 90 degrees, making it the latest calendar day on record that the temperature reached 90 degrees. Parts of Highway 80 from Savannah to Tybee Island is flooded, as tides reach 9.95 feet Mean Lower Low Water. Quarter sized hail fell near Ulmer, in Allendale County of South Carolina. The Cumbee Wildfire which started on March 14, grows to an estimated size of 1600 acres in the Francis Marion National Forest, about 6 miles east of Huger, before becoming contained. But just 8 years later we get the wettest November on record at both the Charleston Airport and in downtown Charleston. A car dealership in Rincon suffered $1 million damage to their cars due to large hail. Winds reached as high as 65 mph at Buoy 41004, 60 mph at Fort Stewart and 53 mph at the Folly Beach Pier. The Hudson River in New York City was frozen solid, allowing thousands of people to cross into New Jersey on the ice. The weather service is first identified as a civilian agency, when Congress, at the request of President Benjamin Harrison, passes an act transferring the meteorological responsibilities of the Signal Service to the newly created U.S. Note: Values on this page are subject to change without notice. CoCoRaHS Many people in Charles Town adopted his idea with Ben Franklin about using lightning rods as protection on their homes. Unusually high tides occur, with flooding in parts of downtown Charleston and erosion along the South Carolina coast. Six people are rescued at Tybee Island as a result of rip currents. This made it the snowiest January on record at Charleston Airport and 2nd snowiest at Savannah Airport (KSAV). It is short-lived however, as an arctic cold front quickly moves through with isolated reports of trees and powerlines down, as winds reach as high as 47 mph on Tybee Island and 42 mph at Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah. For the second day in a row winter weather impacts the area. It was a cold and snowy day across the area. There is as much as 3 to 5 inches of rainfall across parts of Georgia, caused by a complex frontal system within a highly moist environment and strong forcing, as low pressure moves from Florida into far southeast Georgia. Severe thunderstorms produced wind damage and hail as large as 1.25 inches in parts of southeast Georgia. Two people got caught in the current and were rescued, before being taken to the hospital for water inhalation. An early Valentine gift is brought to the area in the form of a big snowstorm. Numerous vessels either run aground or become stuck on the bottom of the waterways in and near the Charleston Harbor, as blow-out tides occur. Further evidence they'll need to either adapt to changing winter or face the prospect of less and less snow in the coming years. Four inches of snow is recorded in Summerville, 2 inches in downtown Charleston, and 0.5 inches in Savannah. At Charleston the mean monthly temperature was 70.1 degrees, while at Savannah the mean temperature was 71.0 degrees. A waterspout occurs off the coast of Kiawah, SC. Almost 4 inches of rain falls at the Charleston Airport, when 3.90 inches occurs. The Mount Washington Observatory (MWObs) is a private, non-profit scientific and educational institution organized under the laws of the state of New Hampshire. The Savannah airport receives 5.75 inches of rain from the remnants of Tropical Storm Jerry. Temperatures reached 100 to 105 degrees in many communities, with even upper 90s at the coast. Known as Mr. Tornado, he developed the Fujita or F-scale for measuring tornadoes on the basis of their damage. The crew from the Mount Washington Observatory recorded heavy accumulation of rime ice in March of 2012 when temperatures reached -8 degrees Fahrenheit. Other smaller wildfires were noted around other parts of southern South Carolina and southeast Georgia during this time, all of which were fueled at least partially by 30 mph winds and low humidity levels. As of 1938 it was reported that at least five experimental stations were located on the mountain. This includes roof damage and several windows broken at a home in Pinopolis, SC. Downtown Charleston receives 1/10 of an inch of snow on this date. Benjamin Franklin was born on this date. Today is the last day of a stretch of 139 straight days where the temperature hit 80 degrees or greater in the Savannah area; it's longest streak on record. Satellite, Radar One of the storms from 1893 eventually made landfall near Savannah as a Cat 3 hurricane on August 27 - the Great Sea Islands Hurricane. Although likely the same tornado, there are reports of three F1 tornadoes impacting parts of the Lowcountry during the overnight hours, including a waterspout that moves onshore of Hilton Head Island, a second that moves through Beaufort and a third to the south of Round O in Colleton County. Known as GOES-A when it launched, the satellite was designated GOES-1 once operational. [23] The official record high temperature at the summit is 72F (22C) on June 26, 2003, and August 2, 1975,[24] while the official record warm daily minimum is 60F (16C) on the latter date. Waterspouts were sighted just offshore of Capers and Dewees Island, SC and also about 6 miles offshore of Forest Beach and Calibogue Sound, SC. A slight chance of rain and snow after 1am. The hottest temperature on record in the South Carolina Lowcountry for Independence Day occurs in Gillisonville of Jasper County, when the temperature hits 105 degrees. Please select one of the following: Local KCLX Standard Radar (low bandwidth). Washington Observatory. Today marks the death of Cleveland Abbe, an American meteorologist, inventor and astronomer, who as America's first professional meteorologist is considered the "Father of the U.S. [28], The Mount Washington Observatory was built on the summit in 1932 through a group interested in and noting the worth of a research facility at that demanding location. An F0 tornado briefly touches down in the Abercorn and Lamara Heights areas of Savannah. A higher-resolution version of this map is available by clicking the image. Five people that were inside were pulled to safety and not injured. In addition, blow-out tides occurred, which resulted in the lowest tide level in recorded history occurs at Charleston, while Fort Pulaski drops to their second lowest level on record. The three month period of June, July and August of this year is the warmest on record at the Charleston airport and in the Savannah area. In contrast, today is the last of 8 straight days of 30 degrees or colder in downtown Charleston. The so-called Great Hurricane makes landfall just south of Charles Town (later known as Charleston), producing severe storm surge, much property and crop damage and at least 95 deaths. (MORE: July is the Warmest Time of the Year for Much of the U.S.). The greatest 1 day rainfall in May occurs at the Charleston airport, when they receive 6.23 inches of rain. Finally, his publication "Poor Richards Almanack" contained weather forecasts for the original colonies. Today is National Weather Observers Day, a special day for everyone that enjoys watching and observing the weather. Downtown Charleston records a temperature of 104 degrees, tying it for the hottest temperature in recorded history. Dense sea fog impacts much of the nearby Atlantic waters and the coastal counties of SC and GA, with visibility down near zero at times. He would propose that the daily variation in the magnetic field of the Earth could be due to air currents in the upper atmosphere, which act as conductors and generate electrical currents as they pass through the magnetic field of the Earth. The Savannah River near Burtons Ferry rises to 27.0 feet, the second highest since record keeping began. This included a fallen tree that brushed a house near Summerville, SC, a tree down on a garage and vehicle in Goose Creek, SC and a tree on a vehicle in Walthourville, GA. An unseasonably deep upper level trough of low pressure and associated surface low pressure affected the region during the early to mid afternoon hours. He was an English physicist who discovered the phenomenon that became known as Rayleigh Scattering, answering the question as to why the sky is blue. Excessive heat occurs across many locations, with heat indices of 110 degrees or greater across numerous places. The polar vortex dropped into the Great Lakes region on January 19th; this helped accelerate the movement of intensely cold air southward. The Savannah River near Clyo crests at 26.00 feet, its second highest in recorded history. Most communities received up to 1/2 inch of ice, but there were some locally higher amounts from Berekely County to Colleton County, as well as in Screven and Jenkins counties, where there was also up to 1 inch of snow. There was a magnitude 2.0 earthquake about 12 miles west of Allendale, SC near the Savannah River. One lane of the highway is closed in various sections, 2 cars get stuck in the high water, and several properties on Tybee Island are also flooded. Meanwhile locally, the subsidence in wake of the hurricane produced a very warm and dry day, with highs near 90 in many areas. Charleston, SC5777 South Aviation AvenueNorth Charleston, SC 29406-6162(843) 747-5860Comments? Today is the birthday of John William Strutt, also known as Lord Rayleigh. Downtown Charleston receives 4.70 inches of rain on this date. One car plunged into the river as a result, with 5 people killed. Weather Bureau in 1870, before it later became the National Weather Service in 1970. He would compile a 5 year study on weather conditions in Paris, France and compared them to conditions in Virginia. The temperature in downtown Charleston reaches 100 degrees, making it the earliest to reach the century mark at that location. The leading edge of an arctic air mass produces a few snow flurries in parts of Charleston and Berkeley counties. Excessive heat produces heat indices as high as 115-117 degrees along some of the coastal counties from Charleston to Chatham. At precisely midnight the scientific genius and visionary inventor Nikola Tesla was born in Croatia. As many as 70 to 80 homes were damaged, but fortunately no one was hurt. Four people are caught in a rip current on Sullivans Island. Which City Is the Worst for Fall Allergies This Year? This time it's freezing drizzle and light freezing rain that occurs in the Charleston Tri-County area, with a light glaze in many locations. The summit of Mount Washington broke a record Saturday.The temperature hit 62 degrees, setting a new daily record high. In addition, gale force winds occurred over the Atlantic and in Charleston Harbor, with wind gusts over land of 30-35 mph. The US Army Signal Service begins a weather observing progam in downtown Charleston at the Carolina Bank Building on Broad Street. Weather records from noted weather historian David Ludlum indicated there were reports of as much as 18 inches of snow in Savannah, with 8 to 10 inches in Charleston, accompanied by significant drifting with gale force winds. A tropical storm with 50 mph winds makes landfall near Charleston. The snow season is defined as July 1 through June 30 of the following calendar year. Winds reach as high as 40 to 50 mph, with a wind gust of 66 mph in Pineville, near Lake Moultrie. Charleston receives 5.4 inches, with 3.2 inches at Savannah. The other couldn't overpower the tidal currents due to the large swing in tide. Significant coastal flooding impacts many parts of the southern SC coast, and when combined with strong northeast winds resulted in extensive erosion and damage to numerous homes. A widespread severe weather outbreak hits the area, with a phlethora of reports of hail and wind damage. Website User's Guide, Weather Safety/Preparedness The greatest 1 day precipitation record is established for the Charleston area, when 11.50 inches of rain occurs at the Charleston airport. A waterspout is reported just outside the Charleston Harbor. This is the coldest temperature so early in the autumn for both locations in recorded history. A fishing boat sights seven waterspouts in a band of showers and thunderstorms about 15 to 20 miles off the coast of Kiawah. A shallow cold air mass associated with an arctic high pressure system to the north moved into the SC Lowcountry and GA Coastal Empire on January 21, 2022. Winds are estimated as high as 70 to 80 mph in some locations. Downtown Charleston receives its greatest 1-day snowfall, when 3.2 inches is observed. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 31. Washington is 72 degrees, which occurred in both August 1975 and June 2003. Thank you for visiting a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) website. The summit of Mount Washington set a new record daily high for May 21. The Christmas Snowstorm of 1989 just four years later dropped the temperature to 0 which set a new all-time record low for the Port City. Minor damage occurs due to an earthquake near Charleston. Tropical Storm Kyle makes landfall near McClellanville, SC and produces around 5 inches of rain in the Charleston area. Produced significant surge flooding, property/crop damage and 700 U.S. deaths. The largest snowflakes in the world are reported at Fort Keogh, Montana; 15 inches wide and 8 inches thick. A waterspout is reported about 5 to 10 miles off the coast of Hilton Head Island. Two mobile homes were destroyed in the Beaufort County tornado, while a 48 foot fishing boat sank off Hilton Head Island during severe thunderstorms a short time later. Despite a path of destruction of nearly 11 miles, no one was killed, although there were seven injuries. The Savannah Airport gets dumped on with 5.62 inches of rain, its greatest 1-day total for April. Locations in the Charleston and Mount Pleasant area reach as high as 118 degrees, with also 118 degree heat index at Valona and Statesboro in Georgia. An F1 tornado touches down in the northeast part of Hamtpton, then again about 5 miles to the northeast near Crocketville, SC. As part of Project Stormfury, the research program for hurricane modification, silver iodide was dropped into Hurricane Ginger. [59] This station's facilities included construction of the original broadcast tower, the Yankee Building housing the crew and transmitter equipment, and the first power house building. From 1784 to 1802 he compiled over 16,000 weather observations at Montpelier, and in 2003 researchers used that information to determine that the spring rains had come about a month earlier during that period in Colonial Virginia than had previously been known. Several funnel clouds developed in the cluster, with three of them briefly touching the ground as F0 tornadoes. Mount Washington Climate Graph - New Hampshire Climate Chart Mount Washington weather averages Share Station Data Monthly averages Mount Washington Longitude: -71.3, Latitude: 44.26 Average weather Mount Washington, NH - 3846 Monthly: 1981-2010 normals History: 2007-2019 Abbreviations Average precipitation in : Av. A new wind (surface) speed record of 253 miles-per-hour (407.16 kph), however, was recorded by an unmanned weather station on Barrow Island off the coast of Australia on April 10, 1996 breaking Mt Washington's surface wind speed record by an added "fresh breeze" of 22 miles-per-hour (35.40 kph). Record 1-day rainfalls for the month of March occur at both the Charleston and Savannah Airports. [56], Use of the mountain summit as a transmitter site dates to the 1930s. Highest winds occurred in northern Charleston County where Category 4 conditions were experienced. While 3 of them are rescued, the fourth unfortunately drowns. Local Hydro Information The cold spot was Allendale at 26 degrees. Please Contact Us. Heavy rainfall occurs across much of the area, with average amounts of 1 to 3 inches, except in Charleston County where generally 3 to 5 inches fell. It produces winds over the coast and nearby Atlantic waters of greater than 50 mph. In 1853, the Tip-Top House was erected to compete. Charleston Harbor is shut down as a result. Today is the last day of a stretch of 199 straight days where the temperature failed to reach 80 degrees in downtown Charleston; its longest streak on record. For the second day in a row there are multiple waterspouts off the coast of Hilton Head Island, as well as another sighted in Wassaw Sound, GA. Two small earthquakes of M1.3 and M1.1 occur in the early morning near the Wescott Golf Club in Dorchester County, south of Ladson, SC. The wettest Independence Day on record for the South Carolina Lowcounty occurs at the Beaufort Water Water Treatment Plant, when 6.63 inches of rain fell. A tropical storm makes landfall north of Charleston, producing a tornado in the downtown area. There was also a 10 mile long F0 tornado that moved through McIntosh County, from near Townsend to near Meridian. By, December 2022 Fund Drive Rules and Regulations, Persons with disabilities who need assistance accessing NHPR's FCC public files, please contact us at publicfile@nhpr.org. The storm surge was as high as 15 feet over parts of LA, where sugar cane crop losses were estimated near $300 million. Rainfall reaches 8.38 inches in the Savannah area on this date. A small cluster of thunderstorms intensified near Lobeco and Dale in Beaufort County, SC during the afternoon, before rapidly collapsing near the Whale Branch River. A waterspout is sighted about 2 miles offshore of the Tybee Island pier. 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