Greenville warms into the upper 80s Wednesday as afternoon storms return. Friday looks like the wettest day before hotter, drier weather arrives next week.

Greenville gets one last dry day Tuesday before storms return Wednesday and continue through Friday.

Greenville gets a sunny, dry start to the week with highs near 90. Showers and thunderstorms return Wednesday and become more likely Thursday.

A Greenville morning with debris cloudiness and lingering showers and storms sets the stage for afternoon thunderstorms, heavy rain and possible damaging wind gusts Friday. Sunshine returns for most of the weekend.

Greenville faces a heat advisory Friday, with anomalously high temperatures and a heat index near 108 before weekend storms add to the forecast.

Greenville gets sunny, dry weather Thursday and Friday before rain chances surge this weekend. Sunday currently looks like the wettest day.

A fast-moving storm brought 60-mph wind threats and hail to Greenville and Spartanburg counties Tuesday evening.

A pre-dawn line of strong storms raced through the Smokies, bringing frequent lightning and gusts up to 40 mph to Waynesville and Maggie Valley.

Patchy morning fog gives way to a hot Monday near 92°F; heat index near 100. Tuesday could be hotter and stormy with a damaging-wind risk.

NWS warns Tuesday storms could bring damaging winds and quarter-size hail across Charlotte; earlier heavy rain may worsen ponding in low spots.

Showers and thunderstorms are possible through the afternoon and into the evening, with brief heavy downpours possible. A drier, hotter pattern moves in early next week.

Scattered storms are likely this evening with pockets of heavy rain. Expect ponding on roads and slower commutes in Greenville.