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Upstate SC temperatures to fall into 30s. Where to find shelter
As temperatures are forecast to fall into the mid-30s this weekend across the Upstate, several shelters and rescue missions are reminding residents that emergency housing, meals and other services are available for those in need. While daytime highs are expected to remain in the mid-50s this weekend, overnight lows could dip to around 35 degrees Friday night and 34 degrees Saturday night, according to the National Weather Service forecast for Greenville . Several rescue missions across the Upstate and western South Carolina offer shelter and meals for individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability. More: Police seek suspect in connection with fatal Mauldin shooting Colder temperatures arriving this weekend The Upstate is expected to enjoy mild weather through much of the workweek, with highs near 70 degrees Tuesday, Nov. 10 through Wednesday, Nov. 11. Temperatures are then forecast to cool significantly by Friday, when the high is expected to reach only 55 degrees. Overnight temperatures this weekend are forecast to fall into the mid-30s, creating potentially dangerous conditions for people without adequate shelter. Community organizations across the region are encouraging anyone in need of a warm place to stay to seek assistance before temperatures drop. Greenville Salvation Army opens cold weather
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Warm and dry through Friday, Sct. PM showers Sat./Sun
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First Alert forecast - Staying dry and seasonably mild
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) — Surface high pressure positioned to our north along with an upper level high to our west will keep our weather quiet and dry through the remainder of October. Expect plenty of sunshine each day with temperatures staying near seasonal averages. Weekend: Breezy and Cooler. This...
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Look back at the rain and wind Isaias brought to Augusta
Gray skies, steady rain and gusty conditions marked Isaias' visit to Augusta. The storm brought wet weather and the possibility of flooding to the area last weekend. Scroll through the photos below for a look back at Isaias in Augusta. RELATED: Two years after Hurricane Helene, see where Augusta's recovery stands In photos: Augusta two years after Hurricane Helene What does recovery look like two years later? These photos revisit Augusta in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene and show the community two years after the storm. What's next when it comes to weather: Old Farmer's Almanac winter forecast: What's in store for Georgia This story was created with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information gathering, review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: Look back at the rain and wind Isaias brought to Augusta
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Cowabunga Fluffy Cow Ranch Visit with Chief Meteorologist Jenna Petracci
Friday, October 9th, 2026: Chief Meteorologist Jenna Petracci visited the Cowabunga Fluffy Cow Ranch in Thomson, GA! Jenna had the chance to teach homeschool children about the weather and perform a fun science experiment- all while adorable farm animals were hanging out with them. It was perfect timing before Hurricane Isaias brought eight tornadoes to […]