Characteristically, the Palmetto State experiences hot and humid conditions during this midsummer month. Temperatures typically range from the low 80s (F) in the mornings to the low 90s (F) in the afternoons, with coastal areas often experiencing slightly cooler temperatures due to sea breezes. High humidity levels contribute to a higher heat index, making it feel even hotter. Rainfall is also common, occurring frequently in the form of afternoon thunderstorms, contributing to the state’s average annual precipitation.
Understanding the climatic norms of this period is essential for residents, tourists, and businesses. Agriculture, tourism, and other industries are significantly impacted by these prevalent weather patterns. Historical data informs predictions and preparations, allowing for efficient resource management and mitigation of potential weather-related disruptions. This knowledge enables residents to adapt their daily routines, tourists to plan appropriately for outdoor activities, and businesses to prepare for seasonal demands and potential weather impacts.
