Storm chances continue, temps on the decline

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Keep the rain gear handy Wednesday and Thursday, as we continue to see a chance of showers and storms with a drop in temps.

First Alert Headlines

• Storm chances continue
• Fall feels arrive, stay through the weekend
• Dry end to the week

While a light, spotty shower can’t be ruled out this morning majority will stay dry with partly cloudy skies. The fresh moisture on the ground from the storms Tuesday will lead to patchy fog possible before daybreak. Morning temperatures will range from the low to mid 60s for most, with some mugginess still hanging on for now.

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The initial cold front responsible for Tuesday’s storms will slip southeast of the area on Wednesday. A second cold front following behind it will stir up a final round of isolated showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening. It will be a beautiful day otherwise with a mix of sun and clouds, with muggy highs ranging from the upper 70s across the mountains to mid 80s upstate.

This second font will be the game changer, ushering in some much anticipated Fall-like weather! We’ll ditch the storms and head back to mostly sunny skies on Thursday, complete with a refreshing air mass as humidity levels take a dive. Highs will take a below-average turn, topping out in the upper 70s to low 80s. What’s more, we’ll double down on that Fall feeling, with regionwide lows down into the 50s on Thursday night. Get ready for a chance to shut off the A/C and open up the windows!

That same gorgeous, Fall-like weather will continue on Friday and Saturday. More sunshine is on tap with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s day, and lows in the middle to upper 50s by night. A disturbance tracking out of the Deep South on Sunday will bring humidity levels back up a bit, along with a few storms. The day will not be a washout with sun and clouds, but it means we likely won’t be 100% rain-free over the weekend.

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