Greenville, SC – Rain showers will persist across Greenville and surrounding areas today, with cooler temperatures making roadways potentially hazardous. Residents should prepare for reduced visibility and slick surfaces during their morning and evening commutes.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered showers will linger into the afternoon, with a 70% chance of precipitation diminishing by evening. Highs today will reach the low 60s, with wind gusts up to 16 mph adding a breezy chill to the air. Tonight, temperatures will drop to the low 50s, and additional showers are possible before midnight.
Tuesday brings a mix of clouds and scattered rain, with highs nearing 70. Rain will intensify Tuesday night as a cold front approaches, bringing an 80% chance of precipitation and gusty winds up to 18 mph. By Wednesday, expect clearing skies late in the day, but temperatures will sharply decline, with lows near 31 degrees overnight.
Thursday and Friday promise sunny skies and drier conditions, with daytime highs in the mid-40s to upper 40s. Overnight lows will hover near freezing, so bundle up as colder air settles into the region.
Drivers should remain cautious on major roadways like Interstate 85 and US Highway 25, where wet conditions could create slippery surfaces. Keep an eye on local forecasts and avoid travel during peak rainfall to stay safe.
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