Tonight, rain is forecast to return to South Carolina, with the northern Midlands seeing the most. Residents are advised to prepare for damp circumstances when moisture enters the area. Overnight drivers, particularly those traveling critical routes such as I-20 and I-26, should expect poor visibility and icy roadways.
According to the National Weather Service, the odds of rain tonight are 40%, increasing after midnight. While rainfall totals are expected to be modest, some locations may experience scattered showers, causing minor travel delays. Monday offers a 50% chance of rain and gloomy skies all day.
Showers will intensify Monday night into Tuesday, with an 80% chance of rain and thunderstorms. Accumulations could reach half an inch by Tuesday evening. Temperatures stay mild early in the week, peaking about 65°F on Monday and Tuesday, but dropping sharply to around 30°F by midweek.
Wednesday will bring the final wave of showers in the morning, which will dissipate by the afternoon. Highs will reach the low 60s before cold air arrives. By Thursday, anticipate sunny skies and highs of about 50°F. Residents should dress warmly and be aware of shifting weather conditions.
With rain dominating early-week forecasts, South Carolinians should exercise caution and be aware of developments. Those planning outdoor activities may need to reschedule or take precautions.