Aiken, September 27, 2025
News Summary
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Aiken, SC, as scattered thunderstorms are expected this weekend, particularly affecting football games. Residents should prepare for heavy rain, frequent lightning, and strong winds. A heat advisory is also in effect, with temperatures projected to reach 82°F during the day and 65°F overnight. The forecast for the weekend includes the potential for severe weather with rainfall accumulation up to 2 inches. While Tropical Storm Erin poses no immediate threat, updates will continue as conditions evolve.
Aiken, SC – A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued as scattered thunderstorms are expected across the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) this weekend, particularly on the afternoon of September 27, 2025. The weather forecast indicates a high temperature reaching 82°F with light and variable winds. Rainfall chances stand at 60%, accompanied by a few clouds in the sky.
Residents should prepare for potential overnight thunderstorms bringing heavy rain, frequent lightning, and gusty winds. The overnight low is projected to be near 65°F, maintaining the pattern of light and variable winds. Meteorologist Alex Carter has noted that the conditions will likely remain warm and sunny before the onset of storm activity.
With the thunderstorms anticipated, some high school football games may face delays due to rain and lightning this evening. This includes game highlights featuring Barnwell High School players against Silver Bluff, where key players like Marcus Jacobs (7), Henri Creech (1), and Drelyn Brown (2) were spotlighted.
Looking ahead to Saturday, the forecast suggests hit-or-miss storms with highs in the low 90s. In contrast, Sunday is expected to dry out, bringing sunny skies and rising temperatures in the low to mid-90s.
In related weather updates, Tropical Storm Erin is currently tracking just north of the Caribbean Islands and is predicted to turn north by Monday. Fortunately for residents of the CSRA, Erin poses no threat, with weather models suggesting it will remain positioned between the United States and Bermuda by the middle of next week.
Additionally, a heat advisory is in effect for certain counties until 8 PM, with heat index values projected to exceed 105°F. There is a potential for severe weather throughout the weekend, with warnings of strong winds, hail, and heavy rain accumulation of up to 2 inches expected through Sunday and Monday afternoons. Updates on the severe weather situation will continue as conditions evolve over the weekend.
Key Weather Forecast Summary
- Severe Thunderstorm Warning: September 27, 2025
- High Temperature: 82°F
- Chance of Rain: 60%
- Overnight Low: Near 65°F
- Potential for severe weather: Strong winds, hail, heavy rain up to 2 inches
- Heat Advisory until 8 PM
Background Context
This weekend’s severe weather warnings stem from the typical unpredictability of fall storms in the region. The forecast models closely monitor weather patterns influenced by systems like Tropical Storm Erin to provide timely warnings and updates to the residents in affected counties. It is crucial for locals to stay informed regarding weather developments to ensure safety during such events.
FAQ
- What is the high temperature expected on September 27, 2025?
- The high temperature is expected to reach 82°F.
- What is the chance of rain this weekend?
- The chance of rain is 60%.
- What are the anticipated weather conditions for overnight on September 27?
- Overnight conditions are projected to have a low near 65°F, with heavy rain, frequent lightning, and gusty winds anticipated.
- Will high school football games be affected by the weather?
- Yes, high school football games may face delays due to rain and lightning this evening.
- What is the forecast for Sunday?
- Sunday is expected to dry out with sunny skies and temperatures increasing to the low to mid-90s.
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Key Features of the Weather Update
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Severe Weather Status | Thunderstorm Warning |
| High Forecast | 82°F |
| Chance of Rain | 60% |
| Potential Accumulation | Up to 2 inches |
| Heat Advisory | In effect until 8 PM |
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Additional Resources
- WFXG: Scattered Storms Possible Tonight
- Wikipedia: Weather forecasting
- WRDW: Daily Forecast from First Alert Meteorologist
- Google Search: Weather Forecast
- WXII: Scattered Showers and Storms
- Google Scholar: Weather Alerts
- WJBF: Severe Weather Flood Threat
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Thunderstorms
- WFXG: Weather Aware Update Saturday Evening
- Google News: Severe Weather Updates
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