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Myrtle Beach fog forecast

South Carolina · coast · updated Thu, Oct 8, 10:25 PM EDT

The chance of fog at Myrtle Beach is 0% tonight, 6% tomorrow and 7% on Saturday. Fog is unlikely there over the next 3 days.

Chance of fog, next 3 days

  1. Tonight

    Thursday, October 8, rest of the day

    0%

    Fog unlikely

  2. Tomorrow

    Friday, October 9

    6%

    Fog unlikely

  3. Sat 10

    Saturday, October 10

    7%

    Fog unlikely

Each number is the chance that fog (visibility of a mile or less) happens at some point that day in Myrtle Beach local time. The first day counts only the hours still to come. Under 20% is unlikely, 20 to 39% possible, 40 to 69% likely and 70% or more very likely.

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Where fog is most likely today

The highest chance of fog today, out of 292 places:

  1. 1Morro Bay, CA95%
  2. 2Santa Maria, CA95%
  3. 3Lompoc, CA94%
  4. 4Quillayute, WA93%
  5. 5Arcata / Eureka, CA92%

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About fog at Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach is on the coast. Coastal fog is usually marine layer or sea fog: moist air that has cooled over cold ocean water forms low cloud and fog, which can drift onshore, often overnight and into the morning, and can hang around when there is little sun or wind to break it up.

In the last two years of airport weather reports here, fog (visibility of a mile or less) was reported in about 1.1% of hours. It showed up most often in February and March, and most often between 6 and 9 AM local time.

Myrtle Beach fog forecast questions

Will it be foggy tomorrow in Myrtle Beach?

Tomorrow the chance of fog at Myrtle Beach is 6%: fog unlikely. That is the chance that visibility drops to a mile or less at some point that day. It is a chance, not a promise, and it can change as new forecasts arrive (this one was updated Thu, Oct 8, 10:25 PM EDT).

How likely is fog in Myrtle Beach today?

Tonight the chance of fog at Myrtle Beach is 0% (fog unlikely). That covers the rest of the day in local time, from now until midnight.

What time does fog usually clear in Myrtle Beach?

Fog near the water often thins in the late morning or around midday once the sun warms the air, but marine layer can stay through the afternoon on cloudy, calm days. Airport reports show fog most often between 6 and 9 AM local time. Exact fog start and clearing times, hour by hour, are part of the full forecast in 4070 Pro.

Why does Myrtle Beach get fog?

Myrtle Beach is on the coast. Coastal fog is usually marine layer or sea fog: moist air that has cooled over cold ocean water forms low cloud and fog, which can drift onshore, often overnight and into the morning, and can hang around when there is little sun or wind to break it up. In the last two years of airport weather reports here, fog (visibility of a mile or less) was reported in about 1.1% of hours. It showed up most often in February and March, and most often between 6 and 9 AM local time.

How far ahead can I trust a fog forecast for Myrtle Beach?

Fog is hard to forecast. The first several hours are the most reliable. Further out the forecast leans on how often fog happens at Myrtle Beach at that time of year, so read the second and third day as a chance, not a prediction. The chance combines several weather models with the place's own fog history and is updated every hour.

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