Frosty, rainy Tuesday South Carolina Time – WLTX.com

Columbia, SC – The light to moderate rain will continue during the bigger part of the working week. The cold front will move on Thursday, wearing additional rainfall and the possibility of thunderstorms. A short period of dry weather is expected on Friday before another system moves over the weekend.

The conditions of the wedge will remain in place throughout the day, as the surface high pressure remains north. The winds will continue from the northeast, enhancing the cool and moist adjustment. Moisture levels will increase, especially along and north of I-20.

Rainfall is usually light, with areas northwest of I-20 potentially getting between 0.10 and 0.25 inches. Temperatures will remain on the cool side with maximums in the lower to the average 40s. A broader widespread rain will develop tonight, it will be maintained on Wednesday morning with additional amounts of rainfall like those earlier during the day.

Wednesday until Thursday night

The cool conditions will continue, although warming is possible in the southern parts of the estimated area as the front wedge is raised north. The rain will remain widespread in Wednesday, with possible periods from moderate to heavy rain, especially in the state. The National Meteorological Service has identified parts of the region as a marginal risk of excessive rainfall.

A cold front will approach Thursday, which will lead to a rush of moisture and the possibility of thunderstorms. Temperatures should be warmed in the middle to the upper 60 in front of the front. Although instability remains limited, low -level wind cuts can maintain isolated thunderstorms, although the risk of heavy weather seems low. The front will bring moderate to heavy rain before moving on Thursday night, with the more dry conditions expected overnight on Friday. Temperatures will cool back in the upper 30 to low 40 overnight.

Friday will provide a short interruption of active time, predominant dry and cool conditions. However, another storm system is expected to develop over the weekend. A warm front will move on Saturday, followed by a cold front on Sunday. The prediction models differ in the degree of rainfall on Saturday, but scattered showers with some uncertainty about the potential of the thunderstorm are likely. Temperatures will be highly dependent on the position of the warm front and the potential shooting in cold air.

A widespread rain is expected by Sunday in the morning, followed by clear conditions as the Cold Front moves. The winds will increase significantly behind the front, as a high pressure accumulate in the region, which brings a much more cold and drier air mass.

It will remain cold and dry at the beginning of next week, with a constant risk of freezing temperatures on Monday night.