Watch out for areas of dense fog this morning with visibilities less than 1/4 mile in spots. Visibilities can drop quickly, especially in low spots and near rivers-lakes.

11/20 8:20 AM Update: We've extended this Dense Fog Advisory through 10 AM, mainly for the counties within the CSRA due to visibilities remaining at a 1/4 mile or less in spots. Newberry, Saluda, Lexington, and Orangeburg Counties have been removed from the advisory. #scwx #gawx

Temperatures well above average tomorrow and Saturday with highs near daily record values for both Columbia and Augusta. A cold front moves through late Saturday with temperatures closer to average Sunday and early next week. #scwx #gawx

Fog this morning will give way to near record highs this afternoon. A front will bring a chance for rain Saturday, followed by cooler temperatures and drier conditions on Sunday. #caewx #scwx #gawx

Columbia reached 81° today which tied the daily record high for the day (which occurred in both 1947 and 2011). Augusta's high temperature of 84° broke the daily record set in 1947. Above average warmth continues into tomorrow with highs around 80° once again. #scwx #gawx

Near record highs are expected again today along with a slight chance for a shower or storm. Cooler and drier conditions will return for Sunday behind a cold front. #caewx #gawx #scwx

Plenty of sunshine today with slightly cooler temperatures and lower humidity. #caewx #gawx #scwx

Another warm day with forecast highs ranging from the upper 60s to mid-70s.

What does Thanksgiving week look like in the Midlands and CSRA? You'll enjoy warm temperatures through Wednesday before a cold front brings much cooler and drier weather in for Thanksgiving and Friday. Best chance for rain is Tuesday night into early Wednesday. #CAEWx #SCWx #GAWx

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Here's the latest forecast for this week. Showers possible today and tomorrow with much cooler weather in store for Thursday and Friday.

There is a line of showers pushing into the western Midlands and upper CSRA late this morning but with little instability available, stronger winds are not mixing down with gusts to 20-30 mph possible along with some much needed rain.  Line should weaken as it moves east. #scwx

A few light showers are around this morning with mostly cloudy skies which will begin to clear during the afternoon and evening. Much cooler weather still in store for Thanksgiving and Friday.

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Your Thanksgiving Day will feature mostly sunny skies and dry conditions with highs only in the mid-50s to around 60 degrees. Temperatures fall below freezing for most locations tonight with lows in the mid-20s to near 30 degrees by daybreak Friday. #CAEWx #SCWx #GAWx

A cold end to the month of November expected as the next few mornings temperatures will be well below average with high probabilities of lows less than 25°F, especially Saturday morning. #scwx #gawx #caewx

Cold weather will continue today with temperatures dropping into the 20s for most areas tonight.

Here's a look at lows from this morning. Most locations fell into the 20s, some locations dropping into the mid 20s. After the cold start this morning, it will be a chilly day despite sunshine with highs struggling to reach the lower 50s. Another cold night expected. #scwx #gawx