Columbia, SC – Rain is set to return to South Carolina tonight, with the heaviest chances expected across the northern Midlands. Residents are urged to prepare for wet conditions as moisture moves into the area. Overnight drivers, especially along key routes like I-20 and I-26, should anticipate reduced visibility and slippery roads.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances tonight stand at 40%, increasing after midnight. While rainfall totals will likely remain light, areas could see scattered showers, creating the potential for localized travel delays. Monday brings a higher chance of rain, with a 50% likelihood and overcast skies throughout the day.
Looking ahead, showers intensify Monday night into Tuesday, with an 80% chance of rain and potential thunderstorms. Accumulations could reach up to half an inch by Tuesday evening. Temperatures remain mild early in the week, peaking near 65°F Monday and Tuesday, but a sharp drop to lows near 30°F is expected by midweek.
Wednesday will bring the last round of showers in the morning, clearing by afternoon. Highs will reach the low 60s before frigid air moves in. By Thursday, expect sunny skies and cooler highs near 50°F. Residents should dress warmly and monitor changing conditions.
With rain dominating early-week forecasts, South Carolinians should remain cautious and stay informed on updates. Those with outdoor plans may need to reschedule or take precautions.
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