Cooler weekend expected in upstate areas of South Carolina
By the hour, your Saturday looks a lot different than our Friday. It’s a strong cold front. You’ll notice it heats up to nearly 70 degrees. Same story in the mountains. But you should tell it sooner. It gets cooler quickly as the day progresses from 60 to 50 to 40. Upstate he can be seen knocking on mountain doors tomorrow while he was at his peak in the late ’70s. Yeah, things are changing and by Sunday it will feel like winter.Something like week 5050. It will feel like September with warm Saturday and cool mid-January-like weather on Sunday. But it should be nice both days. Make a map of the drifting shower. You will also find that time slot tomorrow from 1:00 to 4:00. But here are some of those showers. Wait 15 minutes, 20 minutes and it will dry. Then the skies start to clear up, and after his day on Sunday comes some mountain snow along the Tennessee Line. Clear skies are expected by Sunday. Our next rain is coming on Tuesday, and it’s raw cold rain, it’ll be in the 40s to top this on Tuesday. We’re in our 40s from Monday and Tuesday, and we’re 70 on Saturday in our 50s. increase. This is his 6th to 10th day. We are way below where we should be at this time of year. For four days, this mix of clouds and sun looks like a little shower tomorrow. It’s 70 degrees Celsius at noon and a very cold Sunday with a temperature of 52 degrees. I’m in my 40s on Monday and Tuesday.About half an inch of rain on Tuesday, then back on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, back in the 40s, well below normal and for the mountains, same story except possibly snow.
Cooler weekend expected in upstate areas of South Carolina
Updated: November 11, 2022 at 11:15 PM EST
Cooler temperatures are expected this weekend in the northern and mountainous areas. (See full forecast above) Saturday begins with a mild mix of sunny and cloudy conditions. Then a strong cold front will pass, creating some extra clouds. For upstate and mountain isolated showers. Much cooler air will arrive on Sunday, with temperatures dropping to below freezing and spillover early next week. There are also several opportunities for snow in the mountains north of Asheville, along the Tennessee-North Carolina state line. Although not much, snow showers and showers are expected in these areas on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Tuesday will bring the highest chance of precipitation to the Upstate next week, with about half an inch likely.
Cooler temperatures are expected this weekend in the northern and mountainous areas.
(see full prediction above)
Saturday begins in calm conditions with a mix of sunny and cloudy skies.
A strong cold front then passes, creating some extra clouds in the upstate and isolated showers over the mountains.
Much cooler air will arrive on Sunday, with temperatures dropping to below freezing and spillover early next week.
Average temperatures for January will persist for most of next week.
There are also several opportunities for snow in the mountains north of Asheville, along the Tennessee-North Carolina state line.
Although not much, snow showers and showers are expected in these areas on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
Tuesday will bring the highest chance of precipitation to the Upstate next week, with about half an inch likely.
