CCN Weather Update for Tuesday September 9, 2025.
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Here’s today’s Bottom Line
Unusually quiet weather conditions will persist through the weekend. A stalled frontal boundary will remain offshore while inland high pressure continues to wedge southward into our area. A northerly wind flow will keep our temps a few degrees below normal over the next couple of days.
A weak area of low pressure is expected to move north/east along the offshore front and could kick up an isolated shower or two along the state line and as you go into Brunswick county toward the beaches. I think most of us across the county, especially west of US-701, should remain dry today and Wednesday with partly to mostly cloudy skies. I did put a “10%” on the graphic below … just in case we happen to have a super-isolated spotty light rain shower. But I highly doubt it.
The front remains stalled offshore into the weekend with high pressure becoming centered overhead by the end of the week. Dry weather with seasonable temps will continue. A few waves of low pressure may develop along the front, but I think the high pressure will easily overpower those, keeping any effects offshore.
TROPICS:
No tropical threats are identified by the National Hurricane Center, and there are no tropical threats to the Carolinas through at least the next 10 days to 2 weeks. It’s almost unheard of to have this lack of tropical activity as we approach the statistical peak of the season. No complaints!
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