Columbia, South Carolina – After a weekend front pushed through the state, South Carolina residents can expect a sunny and calm start to the week, with high temperatures climbing into the upper 70s by Monday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service in Columbia, light west winds will accompany clear skies throughout the day, maintaining stable and pleasant conditions across much of the state. No rain or storm activity is expected, as high pressure dominates the region.
Cities including Charleston, Greenville, and Florence will see highs ranging from 75°F to 78°F, ideal for outdoor activities and safe travel. The drier air will keep humidity levels comfortable, and no major weather disruptions are anticipated for commutes or school schedules.
Drivers are advised to remain alert to localized gusts, especially in open rural areas, but overall road conditions remain clear. Residents may want to take advantage of the dry spell to prepare for potential midweek showers if forecast trends shift.
This stretch of calm weather is expected to continue into Tuesday morning, with the next weather update anticipated by early Tuesday if conditions change.
