A low-pressure system is heading towards the southern Southeast. Starting Sunday night, it will bring rain and thunderstorms to South Carolina, and as the system moves through, it will bring wet conditions to much of the state on Monday.
The first batch of rain and storms will affect the Lowcountry late Sunday night and continue into Monday morning. As the rain moves in, it will cover the entire state by sunrise. By Monday afternoon, there is a chance of isolated storms along the coast, especially in the Pee Dee region.
The weather will gradually improve as the low-pressure system shifts east-northeast, pulling away from the state. Winds will change direction, bringing in drier air. As the day progresses, the rain will gradually clear up, with most of the area expected to be dry by Tuesday morning. With this shift, the winds will come from the west-northwest, bringing a calm and dry start to the day.
South Carolina will experience cooler mornings. The Upstate will see temperatures in the upper 40s, while the Midlands will see lows in the low 50s. The coast will remain slightly warmer, with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s.
Looking ahead to the rest of the week, South Carolina will experience calmer weather. The high-pressure system guiding the west-northwest winds will shift east, bringing beautiful, sunny weather. The work week will be mostly dry, with temperatures rising throughout. By Wednesday through Saturday, afternoons will reach slightly above-average temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s.
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