MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — A cold front moved through yesterday and will bring almost a “seasonal” change to the area. Dewpoints have fallen into the mid-50s inland and low-60s at the coast. Temperatures for lunchtime are 4-9 degrees lower than 24 hours ago and are hovering near 80 degrees.
Afternoon highs will be cooler than yesterday, with temperatures in the mid-80s. It will be dry, beautiful, and sunny. Temperatures will be the coolest tonight and Wednesday night, with temperatures in the low-60s inland and mid-60s at the coast.
Afternoon highs will remain cooler on Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures in the low and mid-80s. There will be an increase in humidity on Friday as some moisture from an area of low pressure will stream across the Carolinas. This doesn’t appear to be a significant rainmaker, but it is expected to keep isolated coastal showers in the forecast for Friday through Sunday. The Pee Dee looks to have a mostly dry weekend ahead with mild temperatures in the mid-80s, which is great news for race weekend at Darlington…