Greenville woke Saturday to clear skies and a cool start, but the day is set to turn into a sunny 68-degree rebound. With no rain in the forecast through Tuesday, the weekend offers an easy reset before temperatures take a sharper turn colder late next week.
Sunny Saturday, Chilly Nights
Saturday will stay sunny with a high near 68 and north winds of 5 to 10 mph. Saturday night will turn partly cloudy, with temperatures falling to around 43 and some patchy frost possible in colder spots outside the city.
The latest outlook is a noticeable update from Friday’s Hoodline forecast, which had a warmer Saturday and cloudier Sunday; the revised forecast now calls for a brighter, cooler weekend. The National Weather Service has no watches, warnings or advisories listed for Greenville County.
Warmup Arrives Monday
Sunday should be sunny with a high near 66, followed by another clear night and a low around 42. Monday brings the warmest day of the stretch, with sunshine and a high near 72, while Tuesday stays sunny and reaches about 71.
That mild stretch should make for easy conditions for errands, outdoor dining and Veterans Day plans. Morning temperatures will still be brisk, so anyone heading out early may want a jacket before the afternoon warmth settles in.
Precipitation Chances Rise Late Week
Precipitation chances increase late in the week, with colder weather expected.
A frontal system is possible late in the week.
