Columbia, SC – Monday in Columbia will bring partly sunny skies with a pleasant high near 74°F. A gentle northeast breeze around 7 mph will make for a comfortable start to the week. Residents are advised to plan outdoor activities early, as rain chances will rise by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday night will remain mostly cloudy with temperatures dipping to a low of 63°F. An east wind between 3 to 6 mph will accompany a slight chance of showers after midnight, with a 20% chance of precipitation. By Tuesday, the weather will warm to a high of 79°F under partly sunny skies. A light east wind is expected, but precipitation chances remain modest at 20%.
Rain becomes more likely starting Tuesday afternoon, with temperatures peaking at 82°F. The chance of showers increases to 30% by afternoon and 50% by Wednesday night, continuing into Thursday. Residents should anticipate possible disruptions due to wet conditions and plan accordingly. Showers are forecasted throughout Thursday, with highs reaching 79°F and a 50% chance of rain persisting.
This pattern may affect driving conditions, so those commuting along major roads such as I-77 and Route 378 should remain cautious. Updates on rainfall intensity and timing will be critical as the week progresses. By Friday, conditions will improve, featuring partly sunny skies and a high of 78°F.
