Good morning, West Columbia! As we start our day on this lovely October 30th, the weather is painting a beautiful picture. Early risers may have noticed some fog lingering in the air, but fear not! This fog is expected to clear, giving way to partly cloudy skies later in the day. So don’t forget to grab those sunglasses if you head out!
Temperatures are gearing up to be quite pleasant today, with a high of 81°F anticipated. That’s definitely warmer than we have seen recently as we transition into fall. So whether you’re heading to work, running errands, or just enjoying some time outside, today is one of those days when you can comfortably wear short sleeves or your favorite light sweater!
As the temperature rises, winds will be light and variable, making it a perfect day to enjoy the outdoors without that pesky chill in the air. Grab the family, kick back in the park, or take a stroll through the neighborhood—all while soaking up some lovely sunshine.
As we move into the evening, expect temperatures to dip down to a cozy 58°F. If you have plans to be out and about, perhaps for a dinner or a walk under the stars, a light jacket might be a good idea. The skies should remain partly cloudy, giving a perfect autumn feel to the night. Just imagine—enjoying the crisp evening air while appreciating the beautiful shades of fall all around!
This advisory will remain in effect until further notice, so it’s important to stay informed. The City of West Columbia encourages residents to check their website for updates. And if you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to customer service at City Hall at 803-791-1880, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
For any emergencies that occur after hours, weekends, or holidays, you can also contact the City’s after-hours answering service at the same number. It’s a good idea to keep yourself updated, especially in these situations!
So while we enjoy the warm sun and beautiful skies in West Columbia today, let’s also remember to take the necessary precautions regarding our drinking water. After all, health and safety are the priorities. Wishing everyone a fantastic and safe day ahead!
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