Greenville is waking up to a cloudy, damp Sunday, with showers possible early and a few thunderstorms entering the picture later in the day. Temperatures will remain below climatological normal in most areas as gray skies hold over the Upstate.
Light rain or drizzle is possible at times through the evening, with scattered showers and thunderstorms possible from around noon through the evening. Winds will stay light from the east and northeast at 2 to 8 mph, while rainfall totals should generally remain light.
Fog Could Complicate Sunday Night And Monday Morning
Patchy fog is expected to develop Sunday afternoon and continue into Sunday night, when the low will settle near 64 degrees. Rain and drizzle should gradually diminish Sunday night.
The National Weather Service says the heaviest rainfall threat should fade early Sunday, though brief ponding or drainage issues could still develop in spots. No watches, warnings or advisories are listed for South Carolina.
Sunny, Drier Conditions Take Over The Workweek
Monday starts with patchy fog before turning mostly sunny and warming close to climatological normal. Dry conditions and low humidity are expected through the end of the workweek.
Temperatures are expected to run about five degrees below normal early in the week. Small precipitation chances and more cloud cover are expected by Saturday, while the broader outlook remains mostly dry.
