Greenville is starting Sunday with clear skies and temperatures in the mid-40s, but the day will turn into a sunny 66-degree afternoon. The calm, dry stretch will warm into the low 70s through Veterans Day before a late-week front brings rain chances and a much colder finish.
Sunny Sunday Sets Up A Mild Afternoon
The National Weather Service forecasts sunshine and no rain for Sunday, November 8, 2026, with light mostly northeast winds overnight, becoming light and variable or calm near daybreak, then turning southwest by midday east of the mountains. Temperatures should climb steadily through the morning, reaching the mid-60s during the afternoon before falling back under clear skies Sunday night.
Warm Weather Holds Through Veterans Day
Sunday night will be clear with a low around 43, followed by another sunny day Monday and a high near 70. Tuesday should be similarly warm, and Veterans Day will stay mostly sunny with temperatures again approaching 70.
The overnight pattern will be more comfortable by midweek, with lows rising from the low 40s Monday and Tuesday nights to around 48 Wednesday night. That makes the afternoons easy for errands, outdoor dining and Veterans Day plans, though early-morning outings will still call for a jacket.
Rain Chances Return Before A Sharp Cooldown
A front may bring precipitation Thursday, with chances remaining mostly small. Skies turn mostly sunny again Friday, when the high will be closer to 56.
The colder air becomes more noticeable Friday night, when temperatures may drop to around 35, followed by a sunny Saturday with a high near 55. No weather alerts are listed for Greenville in the supplied forecast, so the immediate outlook is mostly about enjoying the warm-up before the late-week chill settles in.
