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Good morning. South Carolina. I'm Michael Nally. Step outside right now and you're feeling 67 degrees. That's not spring warmth — that's summer heat crashing the party in early March. But here's the twist. Storms are coming to spoil it. The Upstate gets hit first. Showers roll through this morning, building to thunderstorms by 4 P.M. Some could pack a punch — damaging winds and hail possible along I-37. High near 74 before the storms arrive. Tonight drops to 56 as showers taper off by 8 P.M. The Midlands stay drier longer. Partly sunny until around 2 P.M., then rain and storms develop. The heaviest action hits between 2 P.M. and 11 P.M. High near 81 — that's 37 degrees above normal. Tonight settles to 61 with patchy fog rolling in after midnight. The Lowcountry gets the mildest day. Partly sunny with just a slight chance of storms after 5 P.M. High near 74. The real show holds off until tonight — thunderstorms develop between 6 P.M. and 5 A.M., peaking around 10 P.M. Low near 60. Monday brings widespread fog early, then mostly sunny skies. Highs climb back to the upper 70s and low 80s. Tuesday stays warm — low to mid 80s — with a 30 percent chance of afternoon showers. Wednesday is the stunner. Highs push near 87 in the Midlands. We could tie records set back in 1974. That's summer heat in early March. Thursday brings the crash — a strong cold front sweeps through with widespread rain and gusty winds. Friday turns beautiful. Sunny skies, mid 60s, much drier air. One last thing. Spring forward tonight. Clocks move ahead one hour at 2 A.M. You'll lose an hour of sleep, but sunset shifts to after 7:30 P.M. Starting tomorrow. See you this afternoon.
Good evening. South Carolina. I'm Michael Nally. In Step outside right now you’ll feel it, that thick, almost sticky air for early March. We’re waking up to 74 degrees before 8 AM. That’s not just warm for March, that’s record territory. And this heat? It’s not going anywhere fast. A stalled cold front is creating two completely different worlds across South Carolina. The Lowcountry and Midlands are basking in summer-like warmth, while the Upstate gets a taste of stormy drama. Down in the Lowcountry—Charleston. Beaufort. Hilton Head—you’re living in a different season. Patchy fog lingers this morning, burning off to reveal mostly sunny skies and a high of 74 degrees. That’s 38 degrees above normal for early March. But don’t get too comfortable: by late afternoon, a few pop-up showers and thunderstorms could roll in, especially between 5 PM and 9 PM. Tonight, more of that damp, muggy air holds with lows at 61 degrees. The Midlands—Columbia. Aiken. Orangeburg—you’re the hot spot today. Literally. Highs soar to 81 degrees, flirting with the record books. But here’s the twist: while the morning stays dry, storms fire up by 2 PM, peaking in coverage and intensity through the evening. Some could pack gusty winds and heavy downpours. Tonight, storms linger until around 8 PM, then we drop to a balmy 61 degrees. Now the Upstate—Greenville. Spartanburg. Anderson—you’re the odd one out today. While the rest of the state sweats, you’re dealing with round after round of storms. A few strong ones near Jocassee Gorges could even produce wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour. Highs only reach 74 degrees, which sounds cool compared to the Midlands, but trust me, with all this moisture, it’ll feel warmer. Tonight, storms taper off but dense fog rolls in, with lows near 57 degrees. Looking ahead, we’re stuck in this unseasonably warm, stormy pattern through midweek. Sunday and Monday bring more storms and highs in the low 80s. Tuesday and Wednesday, the heat peaks with the Midlands hitting the mid-to-upper 80s—near record highs. Then comes the crash. A strong cold front Thursday drops temperatures 38 degrees in a single day. Highs Friday struggle to hit 60. In That's classic south carolina weather, dramatic and unapologetic. Enjoy the summer preview this week, because by Thursday, you'll be digging for that jacket you just put away. See you tomorrow.
Good morning. South Carolina. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside this morning and you might feel like you've walked into a cloud bank. Dense fog advisories are blanketing the Lowcountry and coastal Georgia this morning, with visibility dropping below a quarter mile in spots. That gray shroud hangs over Charleston and Beaufort until about 10 A.M., so if you're driving near the coast, keep those headlights on and take it slow. Even inland near I40 degrees, you're dealing with a misty, cautious commute. In But here's twist, this fog is just a temporary curtain for a main act that feels like late May. Once that mist burns off. Here comes a serious temperature surge. The Midlands are the big winners today, with Columbia and Augusta hitting a staggering 83 degrees. That's 40 degrees above normal and flirting with record territory. Down in Charleston, you'll top out at 73, while the Upstate climbs to a warm 77. You're gaining nearly 2 and a half minutes of daylight every day now, with sunrise at 6:46 A.M. and sunset at 6:27 P.M., giving you plenty of time to soak in the summer preview. Tonight, that warmth holds tight. The Lowcountry stays mild with lows near 61, though patchy fog creeps back in after 8 P.M. In the Midlands, a brief isolated shower could pop up around 1 A.M., but most of you stay dry with a low near 63. Up in Greenville and Spartanburg, the weather turns a bit more active. You've a 40 percent chance of storms firing up by noon, with the best chance of strong gusty winds and heavy downpours arriving after 3 P.M. The rain isn't done there either—another round is likely before 8 A.M. Sunday, so keep that umbrella handy as you head out for breakfast. Sunday brings scattered storms statewide, but the heat really ramps up Monday and Tuesday. We could hit 86 degrees in the Midlands on Tuesday, challenging records from the 1970s. The bottom falls out on Wednesday, though. A cold front sweeps through, dropping us back to the 60s for Thursday and Friday. That's a 40 degrees-degree crash in 24 hours, so don't get too used to the shorts weather just yet. Enjoy the warmth while it lasts, but maybe keep a jacket within reach for Thursday. See you tomorrow. See you this afternoon.
Good morning. South Carolina. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside and you'll feel something unusual. 63 degrees at sunrise. That's not just mild — that's May weather showing up two months early. Fog is your early morning companion. The Lowcountry stays socked in until 9 A.M. Up in the Midlands, patchy fog clears by 7 A.M. Then the real show begins. The Midlands lead the charge, soaring to 82 degrees by mid-afternoon. Down along the coast, you'll hit 76 before easing back to 69 by evening. The Upstate climbs to 80. We're running well above normal across the board — this is the kind of warmth that makes you question the calendar. A few isolated thunderstorms could pop up in the Upstate after noon. The Midlands see a slight chance between 2 and 3 P.M. Nothing severe, but keep an eye on the sky if you're outside. Tonight stays mild. Lows settle near 60 along the coast, 62 inland. Fog could return after 4 A.M. In the Midlands. Saturday brings more of the same. Highs reach 75 at the coast, 83 in the Midlands, 78 in the Upstate. Morning fog clears early, then partly sunny skies take over. Sunday is when things shift. Rain chances ramp up statewide as a weak front moves through. The Upstate sees the best chance — showers and thunderstorms likely. The Midlands and Lowcountry see lower odds but still a possibility. Highs hold in the mid to upper 70s. Beyond Sunday, expect scattered showers and warm temperatures through Wednesday. Highs stay in the upper 70s to mid 80s — near-record territory for early March. Perfect weather for an evening walk if you ask me. Just keep an umbrella handy for the weekend. See you tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast See you tomorrow.
Good afternoon. South Carolina. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside right now and you'll feel something that has no business being here in early March. We're sitting at 69 degrees. And that's just the appetizer. In the next 24 hours., A Bermuda High is pumping Gulf warmth straight into the Palmetto State. And upper-level ridging is locking it in. The result? Temperatures running 56 degrees to 56 degrees above normal. This is more like late April than early March. Charleston tops out near 71 degrees today with mostly sunny skies and a gentle south breeze. Head inland to Columbia and the Midlands. And you're hitting 79 by mid-afternoon. That's shorts and sunglasses weather. The Upstate sees similar warmth — Greenville climbs to 77 with a southwest wind gusting to 18 miles an hour. Tonight stays mild across the board. Lows drop to the upper 50s and lower 60s statewide. Patchy fog develops after 1 A.M. Along the coast and could stick around into early Friday morning. Give yourself extra time if you're driving near the water. Friday brings more of the same. Mostly sunny, highs in the low 80s across the Midlands and Upstate, low 70s at the coast. Saturday stays warm with partly sunny skies, though a slight chance of afternoon showers pops up inland. Sunday's when the pattern shifts. A weak front approaches from the northwest. And rain chances jump to 30 to 60 percent. Showers and thunderstorms become likely during the afternoon and evening. No severe weather expected, but keep the umbrella handy. Monday through Wednesday, the Bermuda High reasserts itself. Temperatures stay above normal — mid to upper 70s along the coast, low to mid 80s inland. Scattered afternoon showers remain possible, but coverage drops after Monday. Enjoy the warmth while it lasts. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.
Good morning. South Carolina. I'm Aaron Jolly. Spring decided to show up three weeks early. We're sitting at 57 degrees right now. And that was our overnight low too. The thermometer just. Stopped moving. In the next 24 hours. But here's the catch. Dense fog rolled in overnight across the Lowcountry and Pee Dee. Visibility drops to a quarter mile in spots. A Dense Fog Advisory runs until 10 A.M. Take it slow if you're heading out early. Down in Charleston, that fog hangs around until 11 A.M. Then the sun breaks through and you're climbing to 73 degrees. Tonight brings more patchy fog after 1 A.M., with a low around 59. Push inland to Columbia and the fog burns off faster, around 8 A.M. Then the real warmth kicks in. You're hitting 80 degrees today. That's 53 degrees above normal for early March. Tonight stays mild at 60. Up in Greenville, no fog to worry about. Just partly sunny skies and a high near 77. Southwest winds gust to 18 miles an hour this afternoon, so you'll feel that breeze. Tonight drops to 58 under partly cloudy skies. This unseasonable warmth isn't going anywhere. Friday brings upper 70s to low 80s statewide. A few showers possible in the Upstate by afternoon. The weekend stays warm but rain chances climb, especially Sunday into Monday. Could hear a few rumbles of thunder. Quick note — we're gaining over two minutes of daylight each day now. Sunrise at 6:49, sunset at 6:25. And tonight? Full moon. ? Not today. Enjoy this preview of April. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.
Good evening. South Carolina. I'm Aaron Jolly. Seventy-five degrees right now. In early March. That's roughly 52 degrees above where we should be. If you stepped outside this morning and thought spring arrived early, you're not wrong. We're running well above normal. And the warmth only builds from here. In the next 24 hours. The headline tonight is fog. Dense fog develops after 8 P.M. Across the Lowcountry and areas south of I-20. Visibilities could drop to a quarter mile or less by early Thursday morning. If you're commuting before 9 A.M. Tomorrow, give yourself extra time. Down in the Lowcountry, tonight's low sits at 57 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. Fog rolls in after 8 P.M. and lingers through mid-morning Thursday. Tomorrow's high reaches 72. Head inland to the Midlands and it's even warmer. Tonight drops to 55 with partly cloudy skies. Thursday rockets up to 79 degrees — that's approaching record territory for early March. Upstate stays pleasant tonight with a low of 52. Thursday brings mostly sunny skies and a high of 76. Southwest winds could gust to 18 miles an hour by afternoon. Looking ahead, this warm pattern holds straight through the weekend. Highs climb into the low 80s by Friday and Saturday. Rain chances return Sunday and Monday as a front approaches. The best chance for showers and even a few thunderstorms looks to be Sunday into early next week. One more thing — tonight's Full Moon rises at sunset. If the fog holds off long enough, it should be a beautiful sight. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.
Good morning. South Carolina. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside right now and you might feel like you're walking on a cloud. Or just inside one. Dense fog has swallowed the state overnight. And it's thick enough that visibility is down to a quarter mile or less in spots. A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for the Lowcountry until 9 A.M. Take it slow on the roads this morning, especially if you're heading toward the coast. The good news? This is just a temporary mask. In the next 24 hours. Once that fog lifts by mid-morning, we're looking at a spectacular afternoon. The Upstate climbs to 74 degrees under mostly sunny skies. The Midlands pushes even warmer, hitting 77. Down in the Lowcountry, expect a high near 70 with partly sunny conditions. And here's the context — we should be in the low 60s for early March. Today's highs are running a solid 46 degrees to 46 degrees above normal. Spring is definitely trying to steal March's thunder tonight. Lows stay remarkably mild. The Upstate drops to around 52, the Midlands hold at 55. And the Lowcountry only cools to 57 under mostly cloudy skies. Patchy fog could redevelop toward morning. And tonight's full moon might be playing hide and seek behind those clouds. This warmth isn't going anywhere. Thursday keeps the warm streak alive with the Upstate reaching 77 degrees and the Midlands surging to 80. The Lowcountry sits at a comfortable 71 under mostly sunny skies. Looking ahead, this pattern locks in through the weekend. Highs climb into the low 80s for the Midlands and Upstate by Friday and Saturday. The Lowcountry stays in the low 70s. Rain chances remain slight through Saturday, then increase Sunday and Monday as a weak front approaches. We're talking a chance of showers and maybe a thunderstorm, but nothing organized. Spring equinox is just over two weeks away, but judging by this forecast, it looks like it's arriving early. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.
Good evening. South Carolina. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside right now and you might think spring has already arrived. We're sitting at 51 degrees under gray skies. The overnight low only dropped to 50 degrees. That kind of warmth is unusual for early March. In the next 24 hours. The headline today is fog and unseasonable heat. Dense fog has developed across the Lowcountry and coastal waters. Give yourself extra time on the roads this morning. That fog should lift by mid-morning. Once the fog clears, temperatures soar. The Midlands top out near 77 degrees today. That's about 46 degrees above normal for this time of year. The Upstate reaches 74 degrees with mostly sunny skies breaking through. Down in the Lowcountry, coastal influence keeps highs around 70 degrees. Tonight stays mild. Lows only fall into the mid-50s under mostly cloudy skies. If you step outside after dark, catch the full moon rising through the haze. Tomorrow brings more of the same. The Midlands could hit 80 degrees. The Upstate climbs to 77. The Lowcountry sits around 71. These are temperatures more typical of mid-April. Looking ahead, this warm pattern locks in place through the weekend. Highs stay in the 70s and low 80s. Rain chances remain slim until Saturday. Then scattered showers and thunderstorms become possible Sunday into Monday. Spring equinox is just two weeks away. But the weather seems to have jumped the gun. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.
Good evening. South Carolina. I'm Jack O'Malley. Step outside and you might think we skipped a month on the calendar. We're sitting at 63 degrees right now under clear skies. That's running about 47 degrees warmer than usual for early March. Spring is knocking on the door about two weeks early, folks. In the next 24 hours. Tonight. Fog becomes the main story. The Lowcountry sees areas of fog developing after 1 A.M. As temperatures dip to 55 degrees. Head up to the Midlands and you're looking at patchy fog after 4 A.M. With a low around 48. The Upstate stays mostly cloudy tonight with a low near 47. Wednesday morning, give yourself extra time for that commute. Fog should burn off by mid-morning. Then we're back to gorgeous conditions. Highs reach 71 in the Lowcountry, 74 in the Upstate. And the Midlands tops out at 77 degrees. That's running 47 degrees to 47 degrees above normal. Thursday turns even warmer. The Midlands could hit 82 degrees. The Upstate reaches 78, while the Lowcountry sits at a comfortable 72 with that coastal influence. Looking ahead, this spring preview keeps going. Highs hold in the mid-70s to low 80s through the weekend. Rain chances stay slim until Sunday, when a weak front brings a slight chance of showers. Tonight's full moon will be something to see if the fog doesn't spoil the view. We're gaining over two minutes of daylight each day now. Sunrise at 6:52, sunset at 6:23. Grab that extra jacket before you head out tomorrow morning just in case. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Take care That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.