Columbia starts Sunday with clear skies, a chilly morning and a forecast high near 70 degrees. Light winds and no rain should make for an easy day outdoors across the Midlands.
The calm weather arrives after Friday’s stormy setup and sets up a mostly sunny stretch through Veterans Day. Sunday night will turn clear and cool, with temperatures falling to around 45 degrees.
Warmest Days Arrive Tuesday And Wednesday
Monday should reach a high near 69, followed by Tuesday’s expected high near 76, the warmest day of the stretch. Veterans Day will stay mostly sunny near 74, though overnight lows in the low to upper 40s will keep mornings jacket-worthy.
Small Rain Chance Shows Up Thursday
Thursday begins mostly sunny with a high near 72, with precipitation chances increasing Thursday into Friday. The National Weather Service expects the late-week front to bring increased rain chances and cooler air, although significant rainfall is not currently expected.
Cooler Finish Follows The Front
Much cooler conditions are expected late in the week.
