MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — A cold front is stalled across half of the area, leading to lower moisture and temperatures on the west side and still humid, warm air on the east side. A few patchy area of fog is the morning, especially at the coast and wetter areas from over the weekend.
It’s partly sunny today with less humidity inland. The coast will still battle an isolated shower or storm today, but there is not a widespread threat of rain. High temperatures will be near normal in the low and mid-80s inland and the upper-70s at the coast.
Tonight, partly cloudy with temperatures in the mid and upper-50s across the Pee Dee and low-60s at the coast. Temperatures will remain somewhat constant throughout the workweek with highs ranging from mid to upper-70s on the coast and upper-70s to mid-80s inland…