We've had some much-needed rain over the past few days, but it's certainly not made for the best outdoors weather, either. Unfortunately that continues on Sunday, which will decidedly not live up to its name as overcast skies look to persist with a few showers continuing to be possible at times. It won't be as much rain as we've seen over the past couple days with some drier air working in, but there will still be enough moisture to wring out a few more raindrops.

Much-needed rain and below-normal temperatures are in store for the week ahead as a series of fronts affect the area. We’ll also see the risk for some tidal flooding in the mornings beginning Tuesday courtesy of the upcoming full moon.

Overall, expect generally quiet weather to continue this weekend, though Saturday will get off to a very chilly start. Expect another morning around or below freezing across much of the area away from the locally warmer coastline, with breezy northeasterly winds making it feel more like the mid-20s. We'll only warm to the mid-50s in the afternoon with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies expected.

One front has come through as of this writing Wednesday evening, with another front hot on its heels to pass through overnight into early Thanksgiving morning. This second front is going to bring in quite the cooldown for the next few days, especially as we get into Friday and Saturday, but Thanksgiving will certainly illustrate the contrast from the past few days: expect lows in the mid-40s to warm to just about 60° in the afternoon, which is just a hair warmer than Wednesday's morning low!

A cold front will come through Wednesday, knocking temperatures down for Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

High pressure to our north will be shifting offshore as Tuesday goes on ahead of a storm system moving through the Ohio Valley, allowing a warm front to push northward into the area during the day. Some of us may see a few showers as this warm front moves northward, especially later in the morning and closer to the coast. They'll be relatively short-lived, clearing the area during the afternoon, and won't amount to too terribly much rain for those who see any of it at all.

We'll start Thanksgiving week out on an unseasonably warm note, but a temperature correction is incoming starting Thanksgiving Day as a strong cold front moves by. We'll have a couple more slight rain chances, but overall, we'll be largely dry as drought conditions continue to creep further into the Lowcountry.