Columbia is starting Monday under clear skies and temperatures around 47 degrees, but the day will warm quickly. Sunshine should push the high to about 75, with light, variable winds and dry conditions expected.
The National Weather Service expects another mostly clear night, with temperatures dropping to around 43. Tuesday and Wednesday will keep the warm streak going, with highs near 76 and 75 under mostly sunny skies.
Light Rain Arrives Before A Sharper Cooldown
Thursday brings increased precipitation chances into Friday, with light rainfall expected. The day should still be mostly sunny overall, with a high near 72.
By Friday, temperatures fall to around 60 as a stronger front crosses the region. Hoodline's Sunday forecast described cooler conditions late in the week, while breezy northwest winds add an extra bite to the current forecast.
Weekend Mornings Could Feel More Like Winter
Saturday should be sunny but cool, with a high near 58, followed by a clear night dipping to about 34. Sunday rebounds slightly to around 62, though the morning low is still forecast near 37.
The weather service says the coldest weekend mornings could be cold enough to raise frost concerns, especially for gardeners and anyone heading out early. No watches, warnings or advisories are currently listed for the Columbia area.
