Low pressure just off the Grand Strand coastline is heading out to sea and taking its clouds and unsettled weather with it overnight. Skies began improving with the extended daylight hours bringing bonus sunshine to close out our day.

Warm high pressure centered along the western Gulf coast will nose into western VA tomorrow bringing warm temperatures and dry conditions Tuesday through Thursday. A cold front moves through from the north Thursday night but it should be dry and only cools temperatures down a smidge. It may help generate a brief shower Thursday.

A significant cold front will be moving our way from the west Saturday and it should pass through Sunday morning. Temperatures continue to be warm ahead of the front but will cool down behind it. Winds kick up from the south Saturday and turn to the northwest Sunday, remaining strong and gusty. Rain should develop Saturday afternoon and continue Saturday night and into Sunday morning. The heaviest rain should be Saturday night. There could be some thunderstorms with this front also.