Greenville gets four sunny days in the 80s before a cold front sends weekend highs tumbling into the 60s.

Greenville will see sunny skies and an 82-degree high Monday, with several warm days ahead before a sharp weekend cooldown.

A flood watch remains in effect across Greenville through Sunday afternoon as rain and gusty winds linger. Then the forecast flips to sunny skies and several days in the 80s.

Grease and rags clogged a Greenville pipe, sending thousands of gallons into Langston Creek. Caution signs will stay up for 10 days.

A rainy, windy Saturday is ahead for Greenville, with flood concerns and thunderstorms before sunshine returns next week.

Greenville gets one more dry day Friday before heavy rain and gusty winds move in. Saturday could bring up to two inches of rain, fog and possible thunderstorms.

Greenville will hit 85 degrees Thursday before a cooler Friday and a wet, stormy weekend. Heavy rain could become a concern Saturday night and Sunday.

Sunny skies and warm temperatures will carry Greenville through Friday. Rain and thunderstorms become the weekend headline, especially Saturday night and Sunday.

Sunny skies settle over Greenville through Friday, with temperatures peaking near 84 degrees Thursday. Rain chances return this weekend, especially Sunday.

Patchy fog starts Greenville’s Monday, but a warm and mostly dry week is ahead. Weekend rain and thunderstorms are back in the forecast.

Showers, thunderstorms and patchy fog are on tap Sunday in Greenville before a sunny, mostly dry stretch takes over.

Greenville gets one more warm start before thunderstorms and heavy rain take over the weekend. Cooler, drier weather returns Monday.

Greenville reaches 88 degrees Friday before a stormy weekend brings cooler temperatures and a localized flooding concern.