Charleston's humidity finally breaks by October, and the city's golden-hour light on all that historic architecture is reason enough to plan a fall trip around it.
Cobblestone streets in the historic district photograph beautifully but demand real footwear — this is not a sandals city even once the heat drops. Harbor tours and plantation visits both run more comfortably once the humidity lifts, and restaurant patios that were unbearable in July become the best seats in town.
Evenings carry a light chill by late fall, enough that a dress alone won't cut it after sundown — a light layer over it makes the difference between comfortable and cutting the night short.
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October and early November hit the sweet spot — summer humidity is gone, but it's still warm enough for outdoor dining every night.
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