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Warmer pattern expected to end January & begin February


Close-up of a palmetto tree at Myrtle Beach with the rising sun in the background. (Credit: Getty Images)
Close-up of a palmetto tree at Myrtle Beach with the rising sun in the background. (Credit: Getty Images)
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The week ends on a very warm note. Friday is set to be the warmest day we've experienced so far in 2025.

The Pee Dee and Border Belt are likely to reach the mid to upper 70s Friday afternoon, with the low 70s likely in the western Border Belt and the Grand Strand. A community or two at the coast may stay in the upper 60s given cloud cover.

The Pee Dee and Border Belt are likely to reach the mid to upper 70s Friday afternoon, with the low 70s likely in the western Border Belt and the Grand Strand. Expect it to be windy as well, with gusts up to 30 mph.

Rain chances will be elevated for Friday night into Saturday before dawn. Expect lows to fall to near 50 degrees with showers very likely.

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The weekend will be a bit cooler, but still mild and dry with highs in the lower 60s for both Saturday and Sunday with partly sunny skies.

The weekend will be a bit cooler, but still mild and dry with highs in the lower 60s for both Saturday and Sunday with partly sunny skies.

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