Spartanburg, SC – Severe thunderstorms are expected to roll through Spartanburg Saturday night, with the possibility of heavy rainfall and intense wind gusts. According to the National Weather Service, conditions will begin to deteriorate after 9 p.m., with thunderstorms becoming more likely as the evening progresses.
Local officials are urging residents to prepare for possible disruptions, including heavy rainfall that could cause localized flooding. With the storm system expected to peak after dark, drivers should avoid travel if possible and be prepared for rapidly changing conditions. Wind gusts could reach 40 mph, posing a risk to outdoor activities and loose debris.
By Sunday morning, the thunderstorms should clear out, leaving behind cooler temperatures and lingering rain. As the storm system moves out, temperatures will drop to around 54°F, with another chance for rain later in the day. Local power outages are possible in the hardest-hit areas.
Stay informed by monitoring weather updates and take necessary precautions if you live in flood-prone areas. Be prepared for possible school or event cancellations due to the weather.
Warnings remain in effect through the night, and more advisories may be issued if conditions worsen.
