Weather Alert: Significant Changes Ahead with Rain and Cold Temperatures
Greenville, S.C. — Prepare for a substantial shift in weather this week, as meteorologist Griffin Hardy outlines the impending changes and rain forecast. Starting Monday night, cloud cover will build as a potent low-pressure system approaches the region, setting the stage for varied conditions.
On Tuesday morning, expect mostly cloudy to overcast skies with temperatures ranging from the mid to upper 40s. The rain is anticipated to arrive by Tuesday afternoon, potentially bringing scattered showers and some isolated thunderstorms that could linger into Wednesday morning.
As the rain subsides on Wednesday afternoon, residents can look forward to a return of sunshine. However, a noticeable drop in temperatures is on the horizon. On Thursday, highs will plummet from the 70s to the 50s, marking a significant cooldown. Furthermore, patchy frost may develop in the Upstate on the mornings of Friday and Saturday, with lows dipping down to the 30s.
Mountain areas might experience snow flurries from Thursday night into Friday morning, adding to the dynamic changes in weather conditions. Hardy encourages residents to stay updated with the latest forecasts, alerts, and interactive radar to prepare for the stormy days ahead.
For continuous updates, local residents are advised to track rain and storms on interactive radar, check for alerts, and watch live skycams across the Carolinas for a clearer picture of this week’s weather fluctuations. As the region braces for colder temperatures and potential frost, community members are urged to take precautions for the upcoming chilly days.
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