Coastal South Carolina experiences a moderate autumnal climate during this month. Typical conditions involve daytime temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to low 70s Fahrenheit (18-23 Celsius), accompanied by cooler evenings. Ocean temperatures gradually decrease, while rainfall remains relatively low compared to other times of the year. This period represents a transition between the heat of summer and the cooler winter months.
Understanding the prevailing meteorological patterns of this specific time and location offers several advantages. Visitors can plan appropriate attire and activities, making the most of the pleasant weather. Businesses dependent on tourism can adjust services and staffing levels based on anticipated visitor numbers. Historical weather data for this period helps predict future trends, informing long-term planning and development strategies for the region. The relatively mild conditions and lower crowd levels compared to peak season create a desirable environment for those seeking a more tranquil coastal experience.