Greenville starts Monday under clear skies before temperatures climb to a summer-like high. The rest of the week stays mostly dry and sunny through midweek, but showers and thunderstorms are forecast for the weekend, so the umbrella can remain on standby while sunscreen takes the lead.
Hot Monday, Cooler Tuesday
The National Weather Service discussion mentions daytime north-to-northeast winds and an isolated-shower possibility Monday. A separate forecast calls for a sunny Monday with a high near 91. Monday night follows the hot day.
Tuesday brings a modest break from the heat, with partly sunny skies and a high near 87. The National Weather Service forecast calls for temperatures returning to the lower 90s east of the mountains by the end of the week, with shower and thunderstorm chances from Thursday onward rather than very low rain chances for most of the week.
Storm Chances May Arrive Before Sunday
The quieter forecast is a notable shift from the stormier setup highlighted in an earlier Hoodline forecast. For now, the outlook calls for classic late-summer heat, with no significant weather expected through the middle of the week.
Sunday stays mostly sunny with a high near 91, but a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms could arrive after 2 p.m. Sunday night should be mostly clear, with temperatures falling to about 69, and no watches, warnings or advisories are listed for the area.
Best Bet For Outdoor Plans
For anyone exercising, working outside or planning weekend activities, early morning and evening will be the more comfortable windows. Afternoon heat will be the main issue through Saturday, but rain and storms could disrupt plans Friday night and Saturday before Sunday afternoon.
