Cold again on Sunday, then rainy, warm week in South Carolina
Cooler temperatures will remain until Sunday, with rain and a warm week ahead. (See your latest forecast in the video above) What to Expect: Sunday: Still colder, less wind. The sun will touch. Freezing before noon, with highs in the mid 30s later in the afternoon. 5 mph variable wind. Dry. A gradual transition to seasonal weather for January begins Sunday night Monday. Sunday night will still be cold and below freezing, but temperatures will be steady next week. Monday will be partly cloudy and cool, but milder than January with temperatures in the upper 40s. Current Temperature: Chance of rain Tuesday Slight chance of drizzle, 30%. Otherwise, cloudy and near average, with lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s. A long period of rainy days will begin on Wednesday, with a steady pattern of southwesterly winds. That means a steady stream of warm, moist air from the 50s to mid-60s again. Trade means rain will hang around for a while.Wednesday, Thursday, Friday scattered showers. Isolated storms are possible, but severe weather is unlikely. 2-4” of rain is expected Wednesday through Friday though. Track interactive radar here, see the latest alerts in your area here, view live skycams around the Carolinas here, and get your hour-by-hour and extended forecast here Four-day and forecast: More coverage below:
Cooler temperatures will remain until Sunday, with rain and a warm week ahead.
(Watch your latest forecast in the video above)
What to Expect:
Sunday: Still colder, less wind. The sun will touch. Freezing before noon, with highs in the mid 30s later in the afternoon. 5 mph variable wind. Dry.
A gradual transition to seasonal weather for January begins Sunday night through Monday. Sunday night will be very cold and below freezing, but temperatures will improve steadily next week.
Monday will be partly cloudy and chilly, but milder than January with temperatures in the upper 40s.
Current Temperature:
Chance of rain again Tuesday, slight chance of drizzle, 30%. Otherwise, cloudy and near average, with lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s.
A long stretch of rainy days begins Wednesday, with a steady pattern of southwesterly winds. That means a steady stream of warm, moist air from the 50s to mid-60s again. Trade means the rain will stop for a while.
Widespread showers on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Isolated storms are possible, but severe weather is unlikely. 2-4” of rain is expected Wednesday through Friday though.
- Track the interactive radar Here
- Check the latest alerts in your area Here
- Check out live Skycams from around the Carolinas Here
- Get your hour-by-hour and extended forecast Here
Four-Day Addition Forecast:
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