A weak cold front is moving across the Carolinas, increasing the chance for a few spotty showers and possibly a brief thunderstorm. Despite this, it is not expected to be a widespread rain event as the atmosphere remains moisture-starved. The best chance of a passing shower is expected to occur across the northern Upstate and North Carolina Piedmont. Following the front, cooler and drier air will settle in overnight and through Thursday, making temperatures feel noticeably cooler, particularly in the mountains and northern foothills. Relative humidity levels are expected to dip into the 25–30% range across portions of the Piedmon. However, temperatures will begin to rise again Friday before a warmer pattern takes hold over the weekend and early next week.