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September 30, 2005 Week-end Edition
The skies are gray and overcast for Kiawah this
morning. The clouds have rolled in and look to be sticking around for
a while. The temperature is quite nice however, so no excuses for
staying inside all day!
Week-end Weather:
It is 74 degrees at 9:10
Friday morning. The temperature Friday should range
from highs in the upper seventies to lows in the
lower
seventies.
There is a 20% chance of rain during the day & evening. Saturday's high is
supposed to be near eighty, with a low near seventy. Again there
is a 20% chance of showers both during the day & evening.
Last but not least, Sunday should bring
mid-eighties for a high and
seventy for the
low temperature., There is
a 20% chance of rain during the day & evening.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One
praying
mantis,
five
white-tailed
deer, one
great
blue heron,
two male
cardinals,
one mama
raccoon
with four babies,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 29, 2005
Kiawah is back to being sunny and gorgeous this
morning. The island received quite the drenching yesterday, as the rain
kept up until well into the afternoon.
What's
going on...
Today is another chance for you to participate
in the planning process for Kiawah. The Planning Commission is holding a
public hearing on plans for
Captain Sam's Spit. Why not head on over
to Town Hall and see what's up?
Weather:
It is 75 degrees at 9:15
this morning. The temperature today
is supposed to reach the upper eighties. Tonight's
low should be in the low seventies. There is a 30% chance of
rain during the day and night.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One
ruby-throated hummingbird,
two
white-tailed
deer,
one
great
blue heron,
one male
cardinal,
one mama
raccoon
with four babies,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 28, 2005
We are in the midst of a downpour on Kiawah this morning. It
has been raining for a while now, though the thunder seems to have ceased.
It has been a month since we have had some really serious rain on
the island, so while we may not like it, our plants and yards certainly
will!
Weather:
It is 73 degrees at 9:15
this morning. Today's high should
be near eighty. The
low tonight is supposed to be in the mid-seventies again.
There is a 40% chance of showers both today and tonight.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Four
white-tailed
deer,
one
wood stork, two male
cardinals,
two
anoles, one mama
raccoon
with four babies,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 27, 2005
The clouds rolled into Kiawah late last night,
bringing us some brief sprinkles early this morning. The sky is
quite overcast - sort of a gunmetal gray - but it looks bright behind all
the rain clouds. It looks like a day to grab a good book and curl up in
your favorite armchair.
The marsh along the Kiawah River The marsh is one of Kiawah's
changing wildlife habitats. If you watch it for any length of
time, you will see flora and fauna galore!
Weather:
It is 77 degrees at 9:15
this morning. The high today
is supposed to be in the low eighties
with a 40% chance of showers. Tonight's low
should be in the mid-seventies with a 20% chance of rain.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: One
ladderbacked woodpecker, dozens of
painted lady butterflies, two
white-tailed
deer,
two
raccoons,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 26, 2005
It is sunny on the island this morning, despite the
chance of showers. It looks to be another fabulous day on Kiawah!
There is not much of a breeze, and it is warm and slightly humid. With
the sun out in full force, it should be a terrific day to get
outside and play!
Weather:
It is 81 degrees at 9:15
this morning. Today's high
should be in the lower eighties
with a 20% chance of rain. The
low tonight is supposed to
be in the low seventies with a 40% chance of showers.
Week-end Kiawah Critter Count: Spotted at various times and
places around the island during the week-end: three
ladderbacked woodpeckers, dozens and
dozens of
painted lady butterflies in the dunes, three
broad-headed skinks,
six
white-tailed
deer, one
anole, seven
black
vultures, three
American alligators, five
raccoons,
twenty-seven
pelicans,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 23, 2005 Week-end Edition
It's another fabulous day on Kiawah Island - the birds
are singing and the sun is shining! Yesterday's sprinkles have gone, leaving behind
a nice breeze for us this morning. It looks to be a marvelous day today,
with plenty of sunshine. How will you celebrate this terrific
weather? Tennis? Golf? A long bike ride? Whatever your
choice, today is sure to be a good day for it!
Week-end Weather:
It is 78 degrees at 9:10
Friday morning. The high Friday
is supposed to be in the upper eighties,
and the
low should be in the
lower seventies. Saturday and Sunday are near perfect repeats of
Friday's weather, with highs in the upper eighties and lows near
seventy.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Dozens of
painted lady butterflies, two
white-tailed
deer,
three
American alligators, four
raccoons,
thirteen
pelicans,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 22, 2005
Kiawah is gray and overcast this morning, and we have
been on the receiving end of a few sprinkles. The surf is crashing
fiercely onto the beach, and the sky is an ominous shade of charcoal.
Looks like there won't be much playing outside today.
A big HELLO to a first-time Kiawah visitor, Beryl Unger! This lovely
lady from Zimbabwe was strolling the beach this morning and stopped by our
turtle patrol team to say hello.
Weather:
It is 76 degrees at 9:00
this morning. The high today
should
be in the mid-eighties, with
a 30% chance of showers.
Tonight's low
is supposed to be in the
low seventies.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
Six
white-tailed
deer, five of whom were traveling in a
herd (How many deer does it take to make a herd? Know the
answer?
Click here to tell us!)
one
American alligator, two
raccoons,
five
pelicans,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 21, 2005
We have more sunshine this morning on
Kiawah. It is already fairly warm and humid - how do you spell H-U-M-I-D-I-T-Y? It
is steamy this morning. You can see windows fogged up
as you walk down the street. Our air conditioners will be working
overtime!
Did you know? Kiawah is home to many species of snakes. You
can find them in all parts of the island: the dunes, the maritime forest,
the beach, the surf, the ponds, the marsh, and swampy areas. About half of
South Carolina's 30 species of snakes can be found on Kiawah. The
Town of Kiawah Island has a terrific brochure describing some of
Kiawah's snakes. It is free, and is available at the
Visitor's Center at the Town Hall.
Weather:
It is 79 degrees at 9:00
this morning. Today's high is supposed to be in the upper eighties. The
low tonight should be in the
low seventies. There is
a 30% chance of rain both today and tonight.
Does Woody Woodpecker vacation on Kiawah? Today's photo is
shared by Kelly Bragg. Kiawah is home to a few different
species of woodpeckers, with pileated woodpeckers as our largest.
Click
here to read more about
pileated
woodpeckers.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Two male and one female
cardinal,
two
white-tailed
deer, two
American alligators,
five
raccoons,
eleven
pelicans,
several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 20, 2005
Kiawah
is mostly sunny this morning, and quite humid too. It
certainly appears that today will be another beautiful island day, so be
sure to go outside and play!
Weather:
It is 81 degrees at 9:00
this morning. The high today should be in the mid-eighties. Tonight's
low is supposed to be in the
low seventies.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
Three
white-tailed
deer,
one
great blue heron, one
broad-headed skink,
three
raccoons,
six
pelicans,
several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 19, 2005
We have a sunny Monday on
Kiawah
this morning. After a very hot week-end, this
morning is a wee bit cooler, thank goodness! What will you do to
soak up the sun today?
Weather:
It is 79 degrees at 9:15
this morning. Today's high is supposed to be in the mid-eighties
with a 20% chance of rain. The low tonight should be in the
mid-seventies.
Week-end Kiawah Critter Count: Spotted at various times &
places on Kiawah during the week-end: one
red-headed woodpecker,
eleven
white-tailed
deer,
two
great blue herons,
five
raccoons,
twenty-five
pelicans, one
praying
mantis, several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 16, 2005 Week-end Edition
Kiawah
is partly sunny this morning, with just a slight
breeze. Sunrise was fabulous - a glowing orange ball rising slowly
above the sea oats and dunes. Have you seen the beach at sunrise
recently? It's worth the trip!
KICA News: Quarterly server maintenance will
be conducted this weekend, overnight between 1:00am and 9:00am (Eastern)
on Sunday, September 18. The KICA website and email (and thus, the List)
may be inaccessible during that time. Visitors to the website will be
greeted with a brief message explaining the maintenance and inviting the
visitors to return to the site after 9:00am. Any emails that are sent
during that time will be stored and delivered once maintenance is
complete.
Beach Sweep: Don't forget the beach sweep Saturday at 8:30
a.m.!
Astronomy 101: The Full Harvest Moon is Saturday at 9:01 pm.
This is the full Moon that occurs closest to the autumn equinox. At
the peak of harvest, farmers can work late into the night by the light of
this Moon. Usually the full Moon rises an average of 50 minutes later each
night, but for the few nights around the Harvest Moon, the Moon seems to
rise at nearly the same time each night: just 25 to 30 minutes later
across the U.S.
Heat Index: We have another heat advisory in effect from
noon until 8:00 p.m. Friday. The heat index will be near 105.
Week-end Weather:
It is 78 degrees at 9:00
Friday morning. The temperatures today should range from a high in
the mid-nineties to lows in the mid-seventies. There is a 20%
chance of showers tonight. Saturday is supposed to have a high
near ninety with a
20% chance of rain,
and a low near seventy. Sunday should be
a repeat of Saturday, with highs near ninety and lows near seventy.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: One
female ruby-throated hummingbird, six
white-tailed
deer,
one
raccoon,
three
pelicans, several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 15, 2005
Kiawah
is sunny and gorgeous this morning. Now that Ophelia has
left for parts North, the heat of summer will be back with a vengeance.
We are expecting near record temperatures today as summer reminds us that
it is still here!
Hurricane Ophelia News: This is our final update.
Ophelia is currently sitting just off the Outer Banks in NC. Kiawah
suffered no damage from this hurricane, just some brief showers
and occasional gusty winds. We are thankful it passed
us by.
Weather:
It is 77 degrees at 9:10
this morning. The temperatures today are supposed to be near ninety. Tonight's
low should be in the mid-seventies.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
Two
white-tailed
deer, two
bottle-nosed dolphins,
one
raccoon,
seven
pelicans, several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 14, 2005
Kiawah is back to bright sunshine
this morning. It would seem that Mother Nature
passed us by this time. It would seem that Ophelia brought us only a few
brief showers and occasional gusty winds.
We are grateful!
Hurricane Ophelia News:
NOAA
has posted this update: AT 8 AM EDT...1200Z...THE
CENTER OF HURRICANE OPHELIA WAS LOCATED NEAR LATITUDE 33.4
NORTH...LONGITUDE 77.8 WEST OR ABOUT 60 MILES SOUTH OF WILMINGTON
NORTH CAROLINA AND ABOUT 110 MILES SOUTHWEST OF CAPE LOOKOUT NORTH
CAROLINA
Weather:
Watch out for occasional wind gusts, perhaps up
to 45 mph. It is 76 degrees at 9:15
this morning. Today's high should be in the upper eighties with a
30% chance of rain. The low tonight is
supposed to be in the low seventies.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One
baby
loggerhead turtle,
one
white-tailed
deer, four
raccoons,
eleven
pelicans, several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 13, 2005
It is very cloudy on Kiawah
this morning as Ophelia brings us showers and winds.
We really have not had much rain yet - just a few sprinkles last night.
There were a few strong wind gusts during the night, but thus far nothing
significant. That may change later this afternoon, as the weather
folks tell us we could receive up to 45 mph winds.
Hurricane Ophelia News:
Sept 13th, 8:00 a.m. - A TROPICAL STORM
WARNING AND A HURRICANE WATCH REMAIN IN EFFECT FROM NORTH OF EDISTO BEACH
SOUTH CAROLINA TO THE SOUTH SANTEE RIVER.
NOAA
has posted this update: AT 8 AM EDT...1200Z...THE
CENTER OF TROPICAL STORM OPHELIA WAS LOCATED NEAR LATITUDE 32.2
NORTH...LONGITUDE 77.8 WEST OR ABOUT 145 MILES SOUTH OF WILMINGTON
NORTH CAROLINA AND ABOUT 140 MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST OF CHARLESTON SOUTH
CAROLINA. NOAA BUOY 41004 RECENTLY REPORTED SUSTAINED WINDS OF 40 MPH.
Storm
links:
Town of Kiawah Island
KICA Hurricane page
Hurricane
scale/categories
NOAA web site
NOAA Probability map for Hurricane Ophelia
Charleston Local News:
CBS local channel 5
NBC local channel 2
ABC local channel 4
Island News: Paving of the inbound lane of
Governor's Drive between the Vanderhorst Gate and the first Flyway
intersection will begin on today and will continue through Thursday,
September 15, 2005. So that traffic is not disrupted more than necessary,
the work is scheduled each evening, beginning at midnight and concluding
at 7:00 a.m.
From the Kiawah River This photo was taken by Kelly Bragg.
Kiawah's marsh changes almost daily, its colors ranging from soft browns
to brilliant green.
Weather:
It is 75 degrees at 8:45
this morning. The high today is supposed to be in the low eighties. Tonight's
low should be in the low seventies. There is a 60% chance of
showers both today and tonight.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One
black
vulture, two
white-tailed
deer,
one
broad-headed skink,
two
raccoons,
five
pelicans, several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 12, 2005
The clouds seem to be rolling in
right now. Kiawah
started out beautiful and sunny this morning, but the
outer bands of Ophelia are getting close, and it is clouding up. We
should see some rain today...
Hurricane Ophelia News:
Sept 12th, 11:00 a.m. - Ophelia weakens to a
tropical storm...
Sept 12th, 5:00 a.m. - A TROPICAL STORM WARNING AND
A HURRICANE WATCH ARE NOW IN EFFECT FOR THE SOUTHEAST COAST OF THE UNITED
STATES FROM NORTH OF EDISTO BEACH SOUTH CAROLINA NORTHEASTWARD TO CAPE
LOOKOUT NORTH CAROLINA.
NOAA
has posted this update: AT 11 AM EDT...1500Z...THE
CENTER OF TROPICAL STORM OPHELIA WAS LOCATED ABOUT 205 MILES
EAST-SOUTHEAST OF CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA AND ABOUT 260 MILES
SOUTH-SOUTHWEST OF CAPE HATTERAS NORTH CAROLINA. OPHELIA IS MOVING TOWARD
THE NORTHWEST NEAR 2 MPH AND A SLOW GENERALLY NORTHWESTWARD MOTION IS
EXPECTED TODAY AND TONIGHT. REPORTS FROM AN AIR FORCE HURRICANE HUNTER
AIRCRAFT INDICATE THAT THE MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS ARE NOW NEAR 70
MPH...WITH HIGHER GUSTS. OPHELIA HAS THE POTENTIAL TO RESTRENGTHEN INTO A
HURRICANE DURING THE NEXT DAY OR SO.
NOAA
has posted this update: AT 8 AM EDT...1200Z...THE
CENTER OF HURRICANE OPHELIA WAS LOCATED NEAR LATITUDE 31.4 NORTH...
LONGITUDE 76.8 WEST OR ABOUT 215 MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST OF CHARLESTON
SOUTH CAROLINA AND ABOUT 275 MILES SOUTH-SOUTHWEST OF CAPE HATTERAS
NORTH CAROLINA. OPHELIA IS A CATEGORY ONE HURRICANE. LITTLE CHANGE IN
STRENGTH IS FORECAST DURING THE NEXT 24 HOURS.
Storm
links:
Town of Kiawah Island
KICA Hurricane page
Hurricane
scale/categories
NOAA web site
NOAA Probability map for Hurricane Ophelia
Charleston Local News:
CBS local channel 5
NBC local channel 2
ABC local channel 4
Island News: Paving of the inbound lane of
Governor's Drive between the Vanderhorst Gate and the first Flyway
intersection will begin on today and will continue through Thursday,
September 15, 2005. So that traffic is not disrupted more than necessary,
the work is scheduled each evening, beginning at midnight and concluding
at 7:00 a.m.
Weather:
It is 72
degrees at 8:25 this morning. Today's temperatures should be in the
mid-eighties with a 30% chance of showers.
The low tonight is supposed to be in the low seventies with a 40%
chance of rain.
Week-end Kiawah Critter Count:
Spotted at various places around the island during the
week-end: three
broad-headed skinks,
one
anole, five
raccoons,
eleven
pelicans, one
marsh rabbit, several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 11, 2005
Sunday Sept 11th, 10:25 a.m. Kiawah
is beautiful and sunny this morning. Blue skies
abound, with not a cloud in sight.
Hurricane Ophelia News:
Sept 11th, 10:25 a.m. - A hurricane watch is in effect from just
north of Edisto, SC. up to Cape Lookout, NC.
Click here to read a message from
Mayor Wert
NOAA
has posted this update: AT 8 AM EDT...1200Z...THE
CENTER OF HURRICANE OPHELIA WAS LOCATED NEAR LATITUDE 31.6 NORTH...
LONGITUDE 75.7 WEST OR ABOUT 255 MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST OF CHARLESTON
SOUTH CAROLINA AND ABOUT 255 MILES SOUTH OF CAPE HATTERAS NORTH
CAROLINA. LITTLE MOTION IS ANTICIPATED SUNDAY. OPHELIA IS A CATEGORY
ONE HURRICANE. LITTLE CHANGE IN STRENGTH IS FORECAST DURING THE NEXT
24 HOURS.
Storm
links:
Town of Kiawah Island
KICA Hurricane page
Hurricane
scale/categories
NOAA web site
NOAA Probability map for Hurricane Ophelia
Charleston Local News:
CBS local channel 5
NBC local channel 2
ABC local channel 4
Week-end weather...
Last but
not least, Sunday will bring more of the same, with highs in the
mid-eighties and lows
near seventy.
September 10, 2005
Saturday Sept 10th, 5:00 p.m. Kiawah
is still beautiful and sunny and with a
slight breeze.
Saturday Sept 10th, 2:00 p.m. Kiawah
is beautiful right now. Very sunny and with a
slight breeze. Still, better bring in that deck furniture!
Hurricane Ophelia News:
Sept
10th, 5:00 p.m. - The hurricane watch is still in effect from Savannah, GA. up to NC. The Town of Kiawah Island's web site is
currently down. Mayor Wert says they are working on it now, &
hope to have it back up soon. The link below will function
when it is back up.
Sept
10th, 2:00 p.m. - A hurricane watch has been issued for the coast
from Savannah, GA. up to NC. The Town of Kiawah Island's web site is
currently down. Mayor Wert says they are working on it now, &
hope to have it back up within the hour. The link below will function
when it is back up.
Click here to read a message from
Mayor Wert
NOAA
has posted this update: AT 5 PM
EDT...2100Z...THE CENTER OF HURRICANE OPHELIA WAS LOCATED NEAR LATITUDE
31.8 NORTH...LONGITUDE 76.2 WEST OR ABOUT 230 MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST OF
CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA AND ABOUT 240 MILES SOUTH OF CAPE HATTERAS NORTH
CAROLINA. OPHELIA HAS BEEN MEANDERING MAINLY TOWARD THE NORTH NEAR 2
MPH. LITTLE MOTION IS ANTICIPATED TONIGHT OR SUNDAY. OPHELIA IS A CATEGORY
ONE HURRICANE. SOME SLIGHT STRENGTHENING IS POSSIBLE DURING THE NEXT 24
HOURS.
NOAA has
posted this update: AT 2 PM EDT...1800Z...THE CENTER OF
HURRICANE OPHELIA WAS LOCATED NEAR LATITUDE 31.7 NORTH...LONGITUDE 76.2
WEST OR ABOUT 225 MILES EAST-SOUTHEAST OF CHARLESTON SOUTH CAROLINA AND
ABOUT 255 MILES SOUTH-SOUTHWEST OF CAPE HATTERAS NORTH CAROLINA. OPHELIA
IS DRIFTING TOWARD THE NORTHEAST NEAR 3 MPH. NO SIGNIFICANT MOTION IS
EXPECTED TODAY BUT A GRADUAL TURN TO THE WEST-NORTHWEST OR NORTHWEST IS
EXPECTED ON SUNDAY. MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS ARE NEAR 80 MPH WITH HIGHER
GUSTS. OPHELIA IS A CATEGORY ONE HURRICANE. SOME SLIGHT STRENGTHENING IS
POSSIBLE DURING THE NEXT 24 HOURS.
Storm
links:
Town
of Kiawah Island
KICA Hurricane page
Hurricane
scale/categories
NOAA web site
NOAA Probability map for Hurricane Ophelia
Charleston Local News:
CBS local channel 5
NBC local channel 2
ABC local channel 4
Week-end weather...
The high Saturday is supposed to be
in the mid-eighties again, and the low
should be in the low seventies. Last but
not least, Sunday will bring more of the same, with highs in the
mid-eighties and lows
near seventy.
September 9, 2005 Week-end Edition
Kiawah
is lovely and sunny this morning. The
temperature is still fairly cool, and at sunrise the sky was the most
amazing shade of pink... Hurricane Ophelia is still well off the coast, but
bears watching. The Weather Channel says it will be another 5 or 6
days before we will know her ultimate destination.
Don't Forget: The public hearing on the proposed Development
Agreement at the Town Hall Friday at 2:00 p.m.
Eagle News: One of the nice things about this community web
site is the ability to look back on the past few years and see trends, and
this one is TERRIFIC! Each fall our Kiawah eagles have shown up
around September 9th. So start watching the skies for our most
famous and loved residents!
It is 77 degrees at 9:05 Friday morning.
Week-end weather... Friday's temperatures should range from a high in the mid-eighties
to a low
near seventy.
The high Saturday is supposed to be
in the mid-eighties again, and the low
should be in the low seventies. Last but
not least, Sunday will bring more of the same, with highs in the
mid-eighties and lows
near seventy.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One
broad-headed skink,
one
mockingbird, three
raccoons,
five
pelicans several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 8, 2005
We are back to full fledged sunshine on
Kiawah
this morning. It is a beautiful day on
the island, with plenty of cool breezes to go around. Perhaps you
will be able to get outside and play today? Here's hoping you have a
fabulous day!
Weather Advisory: Once again there is a high surf advisory
until 9:00 p.m. tonight.
It is 74 degrees at 9:05 this morning.
The temperature today should be in the mid-eighties. Tonight's
low is supposed to be in the low seventies.
We have a 30% chance of rain today and tonight.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One
anole,
one
mockingbird, one
raccoon,
eleven
pelicans several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 7, 2005
Kiawah
is cool and very breezy this morning. We have
cloud-covered gray skies and no sunshine to speak of. But it is a
gloriously cool day, so here's hoping you enjoy it!
Don't Forget! Tonight's public hearing
at the Town Hall on the proposed Development Agreement.
Weather Advisory: There is a high surf advisory until 9:00
p.m. tonight. In addition, the Lowcountry is supposed to experience
winds of 15 to 25 miles per hour, with gusts up to 35 miles per hour. Be
careful on those bridges, y'all!
It is 70 degrees at 9:05 this morning.
Today's high is supposed to be in the low eighties. The low tonight
should be in the low seventies. There
is a 40% chance of showers both today and tonight.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
One garden
toad, one
black
vulture,
four
raccoons,
two bright green
anoles,
five
pelicans and dozens of
sea gulls,
several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 6, 2005
We have another wonderfully cool morning on Kiawah
this morning. The breeze is soft and fresh,
moving gently through the Spanish moss. Some might even say this is
perfect Kiawah weather. Would you?
Island News: The roundabout is finished! The lane
going from Kiawah to Charleston has been unveiled, so now when leaving the
island you no longer drive on the roundabout. Ditto for the lane
heading to Seabrook from Bohicket Road.
It is 73 degrees at 9:15 this morning.
The temperature today should be in the lower eighties. Tonight's
low is supposed to be near seventy. There
is once again a 20% chance of rain today and tonight.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Four
raccoons,
one
praying
mantis,
one
five-lined skink, dozens of
pelicans and
sea gulls,
several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 5, 2005 Labor Day
Kiawah is
sunny and cool this morning, and it feels terrific! It
seems that we will have a wonderful Labor Day, perfect for picnics, beach
time, and just general lazing around. Here's hoping your holiday is
fantastic!
It is 70 degrees at 8:45 this morning.
Today's high is supposed to be in the mid-eighties. The low
tonight should be in the low seventies. There
is a 20% chance of showers both today and tonight.
Week-end Kiawah Critter Count: Seen at various times & places
on Kiawah during the week-end: four baby
loggerhead turtles, four
raccoons,
two
anoles,
two
five-lined skinks, dozens of
pelicans and
sea gulls,
several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 2, 2005 Week-end Edition
Kiawah is
mostly sunny this morning, and very humid. The weather
this week-end should be marvelous, with no change of showers forecasted as
of Friday morning. Will you be able to get outside and play?
Don't Forget: KICA's Friday Night Farewell Fiesta at
the Sandcastle. From 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, this promises to be a
fabulous time for everyone!
It is 75 degrees at 8:30 Friday morning.
The high should be in the mid-eighties, and the low is supposed to
be in the upper seventies. Saturday should
bring highs in the
mid-eighties, and lows in
the mid-seventies. Last but not least,
Sunday is supposed to have highs in the
mid-eighties and lows near
seventy.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count: Two baby
loggerhead turtles, four
raccoons,
two
anoles, one
five-lined skink,
eleven
pelicans,
several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
September 1, 2005
Kiawah is covered with more gray
overcast skies this morning. It seems much cooler than
it has been recently. In fact, when was the last time we had a
morning with a "7" in the temperature? It has certainly been a
while!
Island News: The Town of Kiawah
Island has announced that the inbound lane of Kiawah Island Parkway
(near main Freshfields entrance) will close for 4-5 hours beginning
Thursday, Sept. 1 at 9:00am. Flagmen will be directing traffic. Should
you have any questions, please direct them to the Town of Kiawah Island at
(843) 768-9166 or
e-mail the Town.
It is 79 degrees at 9:00 this morning.
The high today is supposed to be in the mid-eighties.
Tonight's low should be in the low seventies.
Today's Kiawah Critter Count:
Two
raccoons,
one
anole, several
pelicans, several
golden silk spiders,
and
dozens of
snowy egrets.
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