Good day, Columbia! If you’ve been feeling a bit too warm and sticky for your liking, you’re in for a treat. A cold front is sweeping through the Midlands tonight, bringing a refreshing change that many will welcome. Say goodbye to the sweltering heat, and hello to cool, dry fall-like weather for the coming days!
As we head into the evening, keep your eyes on the skies for a chance of a few stray showers. While these won’t put on a spectacular show, they’ll certainly remind us that the seasons are shifting. Overnight, temperatures are expected to dip into the comfortable range of the mid-60s, so it might be a good idea to grab a light jacket if you plan on heading out.
Wake up, Columbia! Sunday is shaping up to be a lovely day. Although you might see some lingering clouds in the morning, those should clear out as the afternoon approaches, revealing more sunshine. With highs in the upper 70s, it’ll be a pleasantly cool day to enjoy a stroll in the park or have a lovely brunch outdoors.
The refreshing coolness doesn’t stop there. The new area of high pressure moving in from the north will ensure that we feel comfortable throughout the beginning of the work week. Expect bright sunny skies with temperatures reaching into the low to mid-80s. The dry air will not only keep us feeling comfy, but it means we can say goodbye to that muggy summertime feeling.
As we move into the week, here’s a sneak peek at the forecast:
Heads up, Columbia! By the end of the week, weather watchers will be focused on a weak tropical system developing over the western Gulf of Mexico. This system is likely to bring in some tropical moisture, which may cause scattered showers late Thursday into Friday. So, while you’re planning your activities, don’t forget to keep an umbrella handy just in case!
As we welcome this cold front, it’s always nice to see the changes in weather that accompany autumn. The coming days will be a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors without feeling overheated. Let’s embrace the cooler temperatures and the beautiful fall weather. Stay informed, stay prepared, and enjoy everything the Midlands has to offer!
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