The travel forecast for Thanksgiving in South Carolina shows rain and cold

The first part of the week will be the best time for Thanksgiving travel, according to the latest weather forecast. Rain showers will quickly develop in our area early Tuesday morning. This should clear quickly and create drier conditions for the rest of the day. Hourly and daily outlooks here. Track rain and storms on the interactive radar here. View the latest warnings in your area here. View live skycams from around the Carolinas here. Get your hourly overview. Hour and extended forecast hereWednesday, a busy travel day, looks nice and dry before showers knock on our door late Wednesday evening into Thursday. We are monitoring the timing of the rain, but right now it looks like we could start drying out later on Thanksgiving Day, although a few isolated storms cannot be ruled out. The coldest air of the season arrives on Friday and will remain throughout the weekend. There is a chance that the northwest current could usher in another round of snowflakes across western North Carolina.

The first part of the week will be the best time for Thanksgiving travel, according to the latest forecasts.

Rain showers will quickly develop in our area early Tuesday morning.

This should clear quickly and create drier conditions for the rest of the day.

• Hourly and daily outlooks here
• Track rain and storms on the interactive radar here
• View the latest warnings in your area here
• View live skycams from around the Carolinas here
• Get your hourly and extended forecast here

It looks nice and dry on Wednesday, a busy travel day, before rain showers knock on our door late Wednesday evening and Thursday.

We are monitoring the timing of the rain, but right now it looks like we could start drying out later on Thanksgiving Day, although a few isolated storms cannot be ruled out.

The coldest air of the season arrives Friday and stays through the weekend.

There is a chance that the northwest current could usher in another round of snowflakes across western North Carolina.