The Charleston trident area's climate rates as one of its most attractive assets. With an average annual temperature of about 65 degrees and annual average rainfall at 51 inches, the temperate to subtropical weather offers an ideal opportunity for many year-round outdoor activities, including golf, tennis and hiking. The average date of the first frost is early December; the last frost date in late February.
Average Temperatures (F):
| Jan |
47.8º |
| Feb |
50.5º |
| Mar |
58.1º |
| April |
64.9º |
| May |
72.8º |
| June |
78.3º |
| July |
81.5º |
| Aug |
80.6º |
| Sept |
76.4º |
| Oct |
66.8º |
| Nov |
58.4º |
| Dec |
51.2º |
Geographical Overview
A 3,163-square mile region located at the southern-most end of Interstate 26, along South Carolina's seaboard.
Historical Overview
This gracious and beautiful Southern city holds tightly to her rich traditions and elegant style.
Economic Overview
The port city of Charleston has grown into one of the major centers of trade and commerce on the Southeastern seaboard.
Education
There are four school districts serving approximately 90,000 students in the Charleston metropolitan area.
Art & Culture
Charleston is home to some of the country's oldest cultural treasurers.
Religion
There are more than 250 churches and synagogues in the metropolitan Charleston area
Sports and Recreation
Golf, fishing and boating of all kinds are part and parcel of the Charleston "lifestyle."
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