FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Cooler conditions remain with us through Mid-March
Hump Day #HumpDay
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) – Drier and cooler air greets us this morning, with highs not getting out of the 60s for awhile as we look ahead.
FIRST ALERT HEADLINES
FIRST ALERT SUMMARY
**THERE WILL BE A STATEWIDE TORNADO DRILL FOR SC AT 9AM**
Happy hump day! Our Wednesday is mostly sunny, but cooler. High temps are in the upper 60s with high pressure hanging in there tough.
A warm front nears, but does not pass through the region tomorrow. Clouds will increase, but highs will fall a bit more to the mid-60s.
With a look ahead to Friday, the front passes through the Midlands, as a cold front nears from the west. We’ll get scattered showers throughout a good portion of the morning and early afternoon, drying out into the evening.
Saturday will be dry and cool. Lows are around 40, as highs reach the mid-60s.
Sunday is shaping up cooler with rain showers back at it again during the afternoon, with highs in the upper 50s.
Those Sunday showers should linger a bit into Monday morning with current projections.
FIRST ALERT FORECAST
Today: Mainly sunny with highs into the upper 60s.
Thursday: Increasing clouds and cooler with highs in the mid-60s.
Friday: Rather cloudy with times of scattered showers that begin during the morning. Most highs in the lower 60s.
Saturday: Clouds decrease with highs back to the mid-60s.
Sunday: Cloudier skies with some rain showers later into the day. Highs fall back to the upper 50s.
Monday: Early morning rain showers linger, with afternoon highs back to the 60s.
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