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    • Jun 27, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 32.7735,-79.92189999

      Charleston SC250 Fireworks, July 4, Charleston, SC


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      SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, Charleston Harbor Marina, would be a great place to dock your boat while you are visiting Charleston and to watch these fireworks.  Charleston Harbor Marina sits on the Mount Pleasant side of Charleston Harbor, hard by Patriots Point between Horse Reach’s flashing buoys #34 and #36.

      Good afternoon Charleston HSC,

      Please find attached the MSIB 10-26 for the SC250 Fireworks Safety Zone. The event information is as follows:

      Charleston SC250 will host a fireworks display on Saturday, July 4, 2026, over the Charleston Harbor, SC. A safety zone, encompassing a 1000-foot radius surrounding the fireworks barge will be enforced while the barge is in transit through the Charleston Harbor and from 7:00 p.m. on July 4, 2026, to 12:00 a.m. on July 5, 2026, while the fireworks are being launched adjacent to Waterfront Park.

      During the enforcement period listed above, no person or vessel may enter, transit through, anchor in, or remain within the designated area unless authorized by the COTP Charleston or a designated representative.

      Waterway users are reminded to use caution while transiting Charleston Harbor, remaining mindful of dredging operations, commercial vessel traffic, and higher than normal recreational vessel traffic during this holiday weekend.

      For questions or concerns regarding this MSIB, please contact the Sector Charleston 24-hour Command Center at (833) 453-1261.

      Very respectfully,

      LT Nicholas Jones
      WWM Division Chief
      USCG Sector Charleston
      Nicholas.J.Jones@uscg.mil
      O: 843-740-3184
      C: 843-323-7761

      https://cruisersnet.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/MSIB-10-26_SC250-Fireworks_Safety-Zone_2026.pdf

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    • Jun 27, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 32.7735,-79.92189999

      North Charleston and Patriots Point Fireworks Events, July 4, Charleston, SC


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      SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, Charleston Harbor Marina, would be a great place to dock your boat to watch the Patriots Point fireworks.  Charleston Harbor Marina sits on the Mount Pleasant side of Charleston Harbor, hard by Patriots Point between Horse Reach’s flashing buoys #34 and #36.

      Good afternoon Charleston HSC,

      Please find attached MSIB 09-26 for the North Charleston and Patriots Point Fireworks Events. The event details are as follows:

      North Charleston Fireworks – On July 4, 2026 (or a rain date of July 5), from 9:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. all waters within a 100-yard radius of the barge, from which fireworks will be launched on the Cooper River near River Front Park in North Charleston, South Carolina.

      Patriots Point Fireworks – On July 4, 2026 (or a rain date of July 5), from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. all waters within a 500-yard radius of the barge, from which fireworks will be launched on the Cooper River near the USS YORKTOWN in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.

      These safety zones are necessary to protect vessels, spectators, and the general public during the events. During the enforcement periods listed above, no person or vessel may enter, transit through, anchor in, or remain within the designated area unless authorized by the COTP Charleston or a designated representative.

      Waterway users are reminded to use caution while transiting Charleston Harbor, remaining mindful of dredging operations, commercial vessel traffic, and higher than normal recreational vessel traffic during this extended holiday weekend.

      For questions or concerns regarding this MSIB, please contact the Sector Charleston 24-hour Command Center at (833) 453-1261.

      Very respectfully,

      LT Nicholas Jones
      WWM Division Chief
      USCG Sector Charleston
      Nicholas.J.Jones@uscg.mil
      O: 843-740-3184
      C: 843-323-7761

      https://cruisersnet.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/MSIB-09-26_North-Charleston-and-Patriots-Point-Fireworks_-Safety-Zones_2026.pdf

       

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    • Jun 26, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 33.3735,-79.28859999

      Weather Alert – Tropics Quiet, Get Ready To Roast, SCDNR


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      South Carolina Department of Natural Resources color logo and white text of agency name and State Climatology Office

      Weather Alert  –  June 26, 2026

      Tropics Quiet

      The Atlantic tropics remain quiet today and are likely to stay that way for a while, at least through Independence Day. A few tropical waves are present: one over the western Caribbean Sea near 80° west, another east of the Lesser Antilles, slanted between 45° and 50° west, and the third over the eastern tropical Atlantic near 28° west.

      A loop of visible satellite images from the GOES-East weather satellite

      This loop of visible satellite images shows the weather features of interest
      over the Atlantic Basin today.

      Image Source: University of Wisconsin RealEarth

      None of these waves shows any promise for development; strong westerly winds aloft are causing vertical shear over the entire Atlantic Main Development Region (the area between 10° north and 20° north), and sinking air is present over the Atlantic as well, thanks to the Madden-Julian Oscillation.

      So, it’s no surprise that no computer models indicate a significant chance for any developments in the deep tropics over the next two weeks. If we were to see a tropical cyclone form, it would come from spins developing along stationary fronts off the East Coast over the Gulf. The odds of this happening are low.

      We’re always happy to see tranquility in the Atlantic tropics, and we hope it stays that way. However, it’s a long hurricane season, and we just got started. It’s important to be ready for the risk we face from hurricanes, and if you need readiness advice, SCEMD has you covered at hurricane.sc.

      SC Weather Highlights for the next week or so:

      The big story for us, as well as our neighbors in this part of the country, will be the intense heat that we’re about to see. A strong upper-level ridge (a northward buckling of the jet stream) will form over this part of the country over the weekend and early next week; it will suppress thunderstorms and promote above-average temperatures until it breaks down about a week later.

      Translation: It’s about to turn into Satan’s back porch ’round these here parts.

      Today we’re under the influence of an upper-level disturbance that likely brings us widespread afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. The severe storm risk is low but not zero.

      Temperatures tick upward on Saturday with sparse coverage of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Highs will mainly be in the lower to middle 90s around the state.

      Sunday looks even hotter, with 95-100° highs for most of the state, the Upstate looks slightly less hot; the heat index will peak at 105-110° across most of the state.

      A weak cold front moves in Sunday night, becomes stationary, then fizzles out Monday into Monday night. That will generate a scattering of showers and thunderstorms. This results in a less-hot Monday, with highs mainly in the lower to middle 90s. Thunderstorm coverage will be lower on Tuesday; perhaps it’s slightly hotter as a result.

      After that, the misery begins in earnest; the upper ridge will suppress thunderstorms and promote intense heat from Wednesday through at least Independence Day. Here’s the forecast highs for Thursday from the National Weather Service, which is as far out as their specific forecasts go:

      The National Weather Service's high temperature forecast for Thursday, July 2.

      Friday and Independence Day could be even hotter. The computer models show the hot weather pattern will break down after that, but disagree on when. Some say we’ll cool down starting next Sunday, some keep us searing on the grill through around next Tuesday. Either way, we’re all going to be well done by the time the upcoming heat wave ends.

      A heat safety infographic from the NOAA

      Frank Strait
      Severe Weather Liaison
      S.C. State Climate Office

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    • Jun 26, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Cruisers’ Net Weekly Newsletter – June 26, 2026

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    • Jun 26, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 32.7735,-79.92189999

      SKYWORX Drone Show. Charleston SC250, TODAY, Charleston, SC


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      SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, Charleston Harbor Marina, would be a great place to dock you boat to watch this Drone Show.  Charleston Harbor Marina sits on the Mount Pleasant side of Charleston Harbor, hard by Patriots Point between Horse Reach’s flashing buoys #34 and #36.

      Please find attached the Marine Safety Information Bulletin for the upcoming SKYWORX Drone Show. Charleston SC250 will host a drone show on June 26 and June 27, 2026. A safety zone, encompassing a 400’ by 700’ area around the drone show box will be enforced for the duration of the show, 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on June 26th and from 9:00 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. on June 27th.

      During the enforcement period listed above, no person or vessel may enter, transit through, anchor in, or remain within the designated area unless authorized by the COTP Charleston or a designated representative.

      Waterway users are reminded to use caution while transiting Charleston Harbor, remaining mindful of dredging operations, commercial vessel traffic, and higher than normal recreational vessel traffic during this holiday weekend.

      For questions or concerns regarding this MSIB, please contact the Sector Charleston 24-hour Command Center at (833) 453-1261.

      Very respectfully,

      LT Nicholas Jones
      WWM Division Chief
      USCG Sector Charleston
      Nicholas.J.Jones@uscg.mil
      O: 843-740-3184
      C: 843-323-7761

      Click Here To View the South Carolina Cruisers’ Net Marina Directory Listing For Charleston Harbor Marina

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    • Jun 26, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Find your groove at this year’s Ocean City Jazz Festival – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/06/find-your-groove-at-this-years-ocean-city-jazz-festival/

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    • Jun 25, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      South Carolina Launches New Tools to Address ADVs – Marina Dock Age

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    • Jun 25, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 33.3639,-79.28239999

      Equipment Arriving for Georgetown Harbor Dredging, Georgetown, SC


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      VHF 16 & 68 Located on the Sampit River, Harborwalk Marina is only a boardwalk away from Georgetown's Historic District, great food, shopping, etc. A safe harbor from bad weather and located in calm

      Thanks to Chris Carroll of Harborwalk Marina for this information regarding the dredging of Georgetown Harbor.

      Harborwalk Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, is only a boardwalk stroll away from Georgetown’s Historic District for history, entertainment, great food, and shopping. Harborwalk Marina is the third marina on your starboard side as you enter the very protected waters of Georgetown. 

      Equipment Arriving for Georgetown Harbor Dredging

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      Expect to see dredging equipment start to arrive in the Georgetown Harbor by the end of the week as preparations get underway for the long awaited dredging project to begin.The goal of the project – the first of its kind in nearly two decades – is to restore the harbor to a depth of 12 feet.
      Sonja Carter, Army Corps of Engineers project manager, addressed Georgetown County Council Tuesday night.
      She said the dredging is needed so recreational and commercial vessels can get to the downtown area. She said the areas to be dredged will be along the Harborwalk and the steel mill channel.It is also needed as the redevelopment of the port and the steel mill properties takes place.Carter said a total of 560,000 cubic yards of material is expected to be removed during the project, which is expected to begin in mid-July and end by the end of August or early September.
      “We expect it to take 6-8 weeks and then we will be out of your harbor,” she said.
      She said the dredging will take place around the clock.
      “You will hear noise and see the equipment,” she said, adding the channel is expected to be passable for boats during the entire project.
      Carter said a study conducted showed there will be no significant impact to the environment as a result of the project.
      “All environmental compliance will be followed,” Carter said.
      The Army Corps has not maintained the harbor dredging since 2008. That has resulted in sediment buildup reducing the depth of the channel to around 2 feet in many areas.
      Congress appropriated $6.5 million in 2024 for the harbor restoration project.

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    • Jun 25, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments 26.0732,-80.15129999

      6 summer must-seas: Top spots to swim & snorkel in South Florida – SunSentinel


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      https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/06/24/6-summer-must-seas-top-spots-to-swim-snorkel-in-south-florida/

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    • Jun 25, 2026by:   Curtis Hoff No Comments

      Shark depredation isn’t new, but widely seen as modern issue – CoastalReview

      https://coastalreview.org/2026/06/shark-depredation-isnt-new-but-widely-seen-as-modern-issue/

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