Columbia, S.C. – Temperatures across central South Carolina will climb into the low 90s this weekend, keeping conditions hotter than average for mid-September. A few isolated showers could pop up in the afternoons, but most of the Midlands and the CSRA will stay dry.
According to the National Weather Service in Columbia, highs will reach around 92 degrees Friday and Saturday in both Columbia and Augusta, with overnight lows dipping into the mid-60s. Humidity will remain elevated, making afternoons feel warmer, but widespread rain is not expected.
Drivers and outdoor workers should use caution during the hottest hours of the day, with hydration and sun protection recommended. The warm and mostly dry pattern means lakes, parks, and outdoor events should see favorable weather, though a brief shower could still interrupt outdoor plans.
By Sunday, highs will ease slightly, reaching the upper 80s in both Columbia and Augusta. The trend into early next week points to continued above-average warmth with limited rainfall.
Five Day Forecast for Columbia, SC:
- Friday: High 92, Low 66, mostly sunny, stray shower possible
- Saturday: High 90, Low 65, hot, isolated afternoon shower
- Sunday: High 88, Low 65, partly sunny, warm
- Monday: High near 89, Low 66, mostly dry
- Tuesday: High 90, Low 67, continued warm, slim rain chance
