Showers and storms return tomorrow in South Carolina: May 20 forecast

Showers and storms return tomorrow in South Carolina: May 20 forecast


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Showers and storms return tomorrow in South Carolina: May 20 forecast

RIGHT. VICTORY. IT IS DEFINITELY WARM OUT THERE. DUSTY. RIGHT NOW WE’RE ALREADY IN THE 80S, 83 DEGREES IN GREENVILLE, 82 IN SPARTANBURG, 70 TOWARDS WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA. SO AS YOU HEAD OUT THE DOOR, MAKE SURE TO WEAR SOME SHORT SLEEVES. YOU’LL DEFINITELY NEED THE SUNSCREEN. THE UV IS UP TOO, AS WE GO THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON. WE’RE HITTING 90 DEGREES HERE IN THE UPSTATE. HONESTLY, IT’S RINSE AND REPEAT FROM EVERY SINGLE DAY THIS WEEK. IT’S HOT WITH THAT BREEZE COMING IN FROM THE SOUTH, AND THAT’S GOING TO KICK UP, KICK UP THE HUMIDITY AS WELL. LOW 80S TOWARDS WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA. AND THEN AS WE GO THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON, WE DO START TO SEE A FEW STORMS BUBBLE UP. NOW AS WE GET CLOSER TOWARDS LATER THIS EVENING, WE ARE GOING TO SEE 1 OR 2 THUNDERSTORMS DEVELOP. NOW THIS IS MORE TOWARDS WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA. I DO HAVE ABOUT A 20% CHANCE OF RAIN FOR THE UPSTATE. IT’S MAINLY DRY THOUGH. WE DON’T START TO SEE THOSE RAIN CHANCES INCREASE HERE LOCALLY UNTIL WE GO TOWARDS THURSDAY. SO OVERNIGHT TONIGHT HEADING INTO THURSDAY, HERE COMES A WEAKENING COLD FRONT. WE’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS AS IT DOES ENTER THE AREA. THIS IS BY 7 AM IF YOU’RE IN NORTHEAST GEORGIA OR UP TOWARDS THE MOUNTAINS, YOU’LL PROBABLY RUN INTO A SHOWER OR TWO DURING THE MORNING COMMUTE. WE’RE STILL MAINLY DRY HERE IN THE UPSTATE, AND THEN THAT CONTINUES TO INCREASE THROUGHOUT THE DAY. SO THIS IS BY ABOUT 4:00. THIS IS WHEN WE SEE THAT PEAK DAYTIME HEATING. SO A COUPLE THUNDERSTORMS ARE POSSIBLE. THE GOOD NEWS IS WE’RE NOT EXPECTING ANY SEVERE WEATHER. BUT IF YOU ARE TRAVELING OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS, I KNOW THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL IS THIS WEEK. FOR SOME PEOPLE HEADING OUT THE DOOR, VACATION FOR SUMMER, WATCH STANDING WATER ON THE ROADWAYS BECAUSE TEMPERATURES WILL BE SO WARM. A LOT OF THESE STORMS CAN HOLD A LOT OF MOISTURE, WHICH MEANS HEAVIER DOWNPOURS THAT WILL CONTINUE TO PUSH THROUGH THROUGHOUT THE EVENING. ON THURSDAY, WE GET A LITTLE BIT OF DRY TIME AND THEN HEADING IN TOWARDS FRIDAY, LET’S RINSE AND REPEAT FRIDAY MORNING. HERE COMES MORE RAIN. BUT NOTICE 9:00 FRIDAY MORNING. IT’S NOT A CONSTANT ALL DAY RAIN. WE DO GET SOME AREAS OF DRY TIME BEFORE OUR CHANCES DO INCREASE THROUGHOUT THE WEEKEND. SO AGAIN, NOT A CONSTANT ALL DAY RAIN. IF YOU HAVE OUTDOOR PLANS SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY FOR MEMORIAL DAY OR YOU’RE TRAVELING, I DEFINITELY WANT TO CANCEL ANY OUTDOOR PLANS BECAUSE AGAIN, IT’S SCATTERED. WE GET SOME DRY TIME, TEMPERATURES WARM UP TOWARDS THE 80S. IT WILL BE ON AND OFF THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON AND THE EVENING HOURS HEADING IN TOWARDS MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY, WE START OFF DRY AND THEN RAIN CHANCES INCREASE AND THEY DO STICK WITH US THROUGH NEXT WEDNESDAY. THE RAIN IS MUCH NEEDED, THOUGH WE’RE STILL IN A SEVERE DROUGHT, BUT WE WILL SEE TEMPERATURES STILL IN THE 80S AS WE GO TOWARDS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. THOSE ARE IMPACT DAYS DUE TO THUNDERSTORMS IN THE FORECAST 79 DEGREES. SATURDAY WE’RE AT 80. SCATTERED STORMS THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON. NOT A WASHOUT. BUT IF YOU DO HEAR THUNDER, MAKE SURE TO HEAD INDOORS FOR THE MOUNTAINS. SIMILAR STORY WE WILL SEE RAIN THIS WEEKEND, BUT I WOULDN’T CANCEL THOSE OUTDOOR PLANS. DESTINY. THAN

Showers and storms return tomorrow in South Carolina: May 20 forecast

Updated: 12:26 PM EDT May 20, 2026

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Temperatures and rain possibilities on the rise in the Upstate.Wednesday would be the final dry afternoon for a stretch of time. Highs right this moment attain the low 90s with rising clouds later tonight. A chilly entrance will method Thursday, bringing scattered showers and storms to the realm. Steady rain chances are high staying in the forecast by way of subsequent week. No day is a washout, so when you’ve got out of doors plans, I might not cancel them. Just be sure that to go indoors for those who hear thunder!*****”The WYFF News 4 climate group has been independently licensed for having essentially the most correct forecast in the Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson marketplace for the second yr in a row. “Our goal every day, in every forecast, is accuracy,” mentioned WYFF 4 President and General Manager Blake Bridges. “Our expert weather team is dedicated to giving viewers a forecast they can trust to be right. We are also the only station in the market with our own 24/7 live radar, Live Super Doppler 4. It’s clear that WYFF News 4 is the weather leader in this market.”The certification comes from WeatheRate, an unbiased analysis agency that tracks forecasts from each station in a number of markets throughout the nation. “Everyone knows that forecasting the weather around here is difficult with the Upstate and mountains,” mentioned WeatheRate President Bruce Fixman. else is Chief Meteorologist Chris Justus and the WYFF News 4 climate group.”

Temperatures and rain possibilities on the rise in the Upstate.

Wednesday would be the final dry afternoon for a stretch of time. Highs right this moment attain the low 90s with rising clouds later tonight. A chilly entrance will method Thursday, bringing scattered showers and storms to the realm.

Steady rain chances are high staying in the forecast by way of subsequent week. No day is a washout, so when you’ve got out of doors plans, I might not cancel them. Just be sure that to go indoors for those who hear thunder!

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“The WYFF News 4 weather team has been independently certified for having the most accurate forecast in the Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson market for the second year in a row.

“Our goal every day, in every forecast, is accuracy,” said WYFF 4 President and General Manager Blake Bridges. “Our knowledgeable climate group is devoted to giving viewers a forecast they’ll belief to be proper. We are additionally the one station in the market with our personal 24/7 reside radar, Live Super Doppler 4. It’s clear that WYFF News 4 is the climate chief in this market.”

The certification comes from WeatherRate, an unbiased analysis agency that tracks forecasts from each station in a number of markets throughout the nation.

“Everyone knows that forecasting the weather around here is difficult with the Upstate and mountains,” mentioned WeatherRate President Bruce Fixman. “The station that gets the forecast right more than anyone else is Chief Meteorologist Chris Justus and the WYFF News 4 weather team.”

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