Columbia, South Carolina – Warm, quiet weather will dominate central South Carolina on Tuesday as high pressure holds strong, pushing highs into the mid-80s under clear, sunny skies.
According to the National Weather Service in Columbia, stable conditions are expected throughout the day, with no rain or severe weather in sight. A dome of high pressure centered over the Southeast is keeping storm activity well to the north and west, allowing for a calm, dry stretch across the Midlands.
Cities including Columbia, Lexington, Sumter, and Orangeburg will enjoy temperatures several degrees warmer than Monday, topping out between 83°F and 86°F by mid-afternoon. Light winds and low humidity will make it feel pleasant for outdoor activities, with no major travel or safety concerns.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation reports normal road conditions statewide, and no utility issues or emergency advisories are active. Residents are encouraged to stay hydrated and take sun protection precautions if spending extended time outdoors.
Sunny, warm weather is expected to hold through midweek, with slightly cooler temperatures and isolated rain chances potentially returning by Thursday. No weather alerts are currently in effect across the region.
