Isolated storms are possible for Tuesday, with scattered storms for Wednesday and Thursday, as a cold front approaches and moves across the Carolinas.
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Friday will start with some low clouds and patchy fog before the sun comes out and high temperatures warm up to the 80s.
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High temperatures Thursday will top out in the mid to upper 70s.
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Looking ahead, there’s good news if you have any outdoor plans over the next week or so.
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By Thursday, rain chances look to dwindle and with more sunshine breaking through the clouds.
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Wednesday will be the coolest day of the week, and also poses the greatest chance for rain.