Rain chances stay slim for the next few days. heading into the weekend, dew points will rise with a shift to a southerly wind, which will bring up the moisture in the air. Rain chances spike in Sunday with the arrival of a cold front.

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Christmas and Thursday stay dry, but rain chances build in for the weekend. Christmas Day looks seasonably cool. Highs are in the mid to upper 50s which is right around or just above normal highs for the day. It’s nice and dry so you can get out and enjoy any outdoor toys left under the tree.

It will also be overcast with highs in the 60s. A more significant line of rainfall will push into begin the weekend. Probably sometime Friday morning and another into Saturday morning. Chances for rain significantly down on Monday.

On Christmas Day, expect a cloudy start with patchy fog developing in the afternoon as rain chances increase. Showers are likely, especially during the late morning and afternoon hours, with isolated thunderstorms possible.

Clouds and a bit milder than average on Christmas. Fog developing Wednesday night into Thursday, which might be dense

No issues are expected for Santa tonight as he delivers presents. The sky will likely remain mostly clear to partly cloudy with temperatures falling into the 30s. We will stay dry tonight into Wednesday morning with a few showers possible in southwest central Alabama Christmas evening after 5 p.

A lot more clouds are expected on Christmas Day mixed with sunshine. Highs will warm into the 60s Wednesday. Widely scattered showers are expected late in the day, as a disturbance moves into the region.