Greenville is starting Monday with improving visibility after sunrise and light or variable winds, while thunderstorms are possible in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures are expected to climb to about 91 degrees before showers and storms become possible.
The main concerns with any stronger storms today are damaging wind gusts and locally heavy rainfall, according to the National Weather Service. Storms may move slowly, raising the risk of brief, intense downpours and isolated flooding, especially from the late afternoon into the evening.
Storm Chances Continue Into Tuesday
Monday night stays unsettled, with storms continuing. Tuesday brings more widespread rain chances, with temperatures moderating somewhat.
Storm coverage is expected to increase Tuesday afternoon and evening, and localized flooding will again be a concern if heavy rain repeatedly hits the same areas. A few severe storms remain possible, though the severe-weather threat is expected to be lower than Monday's.
Cooler, Wetter Pattern Takes Over
A noticeable cooldown arrives Wednesday, when rain is likely and temperatures may struggle to reach 74 degrees. Cool northeasterly flow will make the day feel markedly different from Monday's summerlike heat.
Thursday is mostly cloudy, with a 50% chance of rain mainly before 2 a.m. and a high near 71. Friday turns mostly sunny and milder at about 75 degrees, while sunshine increases through the weekend and temperatures remain below normal.
What Greenville Residents Should Know
Outdoor plans are most vulnerable from midafternoon through the evening today and Tuesday, when thunderstorms could bring sudden downpours, gusty winds and brief disruptions. No watches, warnings or advisories are currently posted for South Carolina, but residents should keep an eye on changing conditions when storms begin developing.
