Sunday in South Carolina is shaping up to be a lovely day, with high pressure keeping things calm and warm. While it won’t be scorching hot, expect temperatures to stay around the low to mid-80s, which is pretty normal for this time of year. As the sun starts to set, the temperature will drop nicely into the 60s, making for a comfortable evening stroll or outdoor dinner.

But hold on to your hats—or rather, keep an eye out for them—because Monday brings some changes. A cold front is moving in and will make its way through by Monday night. This means you might want to grab a light jacket or sweater if you’re planning to be outside in the evenings.

Now, let’s talk about Tropical Storm Milton. It’s not going to hit us directly, but it will pass by later in the week. On Thursday, you can expect some breezy conditions as the storm system moves through. Nothing too crazy, just a bit windier than usual.

If you’re an early bird and plan on heading out on Monday morning, be aware that fog might make things a bit tricky around sunrise. Clear skies at night are great for stargazing but can also lead to some dense fog in the mornings.

Looking ahead to Tuesday, there’s a slight chance of showers for areas east of I-20. By Monday evening, that cold front will bring in cooler and drier air, which is always welcome after a warm spell.

Enjoy Sunday's Weather Before Cooler Air Arrives

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