Two cold fronts will move through the Carolinas this week and bring a cooler, drier air masses in behind each.

Our first cold front will move in Tuesday with a second, and perhaps stronger, front set to move in Saturday.

Monday will feature a rebound in temperatures as moist, southwesterly flow returns. Expect highs nearing 80 degrees under partly cloudy skies. A cold front is set to begin moving in late tonight and will slowly work through the mountains and Piedmont through Tuesday.

While we could see a few showers bubble up along it, coverage will be fairly spotty and the showers will remain light. By late Wednesday, this front should be to the southeast of us with high pressure building in behind it.

Thursday and Friday will feature the cool down behind this front with highs expected drop into the upper 50s to low mid 60s Thursday and Friday. Both days will also feature cold mornings as lows bottom out in the low to mid 40s at the start of Thursday and Friday with mid 30s expected in the mountains, where they could see the development of patchy frost.

The second cold front will pass through Saturday, bringing us another shot of showers first, then a reinforcing shot of cooler air. In fact, by early Sunday morning as temperatures drop into the mid 30s in the mountains, a few flurries may even be possible near the Tennessee border. Stay tuned!