Columbia, SC — Above-average temperatures will persist across Columbia on Sunday, with highs reaching 90°F. A slight chance of thunderstorms may affect areas along I-20 and I-77, particularly in the southern Midlands. Commuters should prepare for potential traffic delays and slippery roads this afternoon.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Columbia, the storm chances are highest between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m., making afternoon travel risky. Thunderstorms may bring localized heavy rain and strong winds, impacting visibility and road conditions. Drivers should slow down and use headlights if caught in a downpour.
Temperatures will remain high through Monday, with highs reaching 90°F again. The early part of next week brings a slight cooldown, with highs in the mid-80s and a chance of showers by midweek.
Residents should monitor local weather reports for updates and avoid unnecessary travel during thunderstorms. As cooler fall weather approaches, this week’s unpredictable forecast makes it essential to stay prepared.
Expect storm chances to persist through Thursday, with Friday bringing a 55% chance of rain, making midweek planning critical.
