Spartanburg, SC – Temperatures in Upstate South Carolina are set to plummet as an Arctic air mass arrives Sunday night. Residents should prepare for freezing conditions, with lows Monday and Tuesday night forecast to dip into single digits and teens.
According to the National Weather Service, Spartanburg will see rain Friday night, potentially creating wet conditions into Saturday. By Sunday evening, the Arctic front will settle across the area, bringing bitterly cold temperatures and dangerous wind chill values through midweek. Low temperatures Monday night could reach as low as 12°F, with similar conditions expected Tuesday night.
Rain on Friday and Saturday may impact travel. Drivers should remain cautious on major roadways, including I-85, where wet conditions could persist into the weekend. By Monday, the focus shifts to protecting people, pets, and property. Experts recommend wrapping pipes, checking on vulnerable neighbors, and limiting outdoor exposure during the coldest periods.
Looking further ahead, skies will remain mostly clear on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but daytime highs will struggle to reach 34°F. Sunshine will dominate much of the early week, with temperatures gradually rising by midweek but remaining below freezing overnight.
Residents are advised to monitor local weather alerts and prepare for potentially icy conditions. Keep emergency supplies on hand and stay updated on weather developments.
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