Columbia, SC – South Carolina could carry warmer-than-normal weather into the beginning of November, with a new federal outlook favoring above-average temperatures across the state as October comes to an end. From Columbia and the Midlands to Greenville, Charleston and Myrtle Beach, the developing late-fall pattern suggests that cooler seasonal weather may struggle to establish itself consistently during the opening days of November.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, the eight- to 14-day outlook issued Oct. 18 covers Monday, Oct. 26, through Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026. The national temperature map places South Carolina within a broad region favoring above-normal temperatures, while the accompanying precipitation outlook shows a less pronounced signal across portions of the Southeast.
Above-Normal Temperatures Favored Across South Carolina NOAA’s temperature outlook places much of South Carolina within an area showing approximately a 50% to 60% probability of above-normal temperatures during the seven-day period…