COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) – First Alert Weather Days will be in place by mid-week for potential of a wintry mix for parts of the Midlands.
First Alert Headlines
- Sunny, dry forecast ahead early this week.
- First Alert Weather Day Wednesday night and Thursday morning for potential wintry mix.
First Alert Summary
We’ll kick off the new week on Monday with plenty of sunshine and slightly below average temperatures. Highs will peak generally in the lower to middle 50s in the afternoon under a mostly sunny sky.
Tuesday will also be a pretty nice and pleasant day. Expect temperatures a tad warmer near 60-degrees with a mix of sun and clouds around.
First Alert Weather Day is in place for Wednesday/Thursday with another impactful system on the way. Widespread rain will be likely with this next one in addition to a chance of a brief changeover to a wintry mix/freezing rain for areas farther north. As of now, locations north of I-20 and closer to the NC border would have the best chance of seeing any sort of wintry weather. Stay tuned for more details closer to time on potential impacts.
It’s very likely by mid-week that much colder air funnels in across the entire area. Highs will only be in the 40s with morning lows in the 20s.
First Alert Forecast
Presidents Day: Sunny skies. Highs in the middle 50s.
Tuesday: Partly cloudy skies. Highs near 60-degrees.
Wednesday (First Alert Weather Day): Widespread rain, with the possibility of a transition to wintry mix farther north. Highs in the middle 40s.
Thursday (First Alert Weather Day): AM slick spots possible for areas farther north, Highs in the middle 40s.
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