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Warm and Dry, More Sun than Clouds

Prepare NOW for Hurricane Season

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Temperatures 5-10 degrees above normal with our inland areas breaking into the 90s. Areas at the coast will be much cooler due to the sea breeze. #ILMwx #NCwx #SCwx

Are you ready for hurricane season which officially runs from June through November? Check out preparedness information and local resources at weather.gov/ilm/hurricaneprep and follow the latest tropical forecasts at weather.gov/ilm/tropical.

Daily rip current risk for the beaches of Southeast North Carolina and Northeast South Carolina

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