South Carolina — Morning air feels mild and damp as porch lights glow through thin haze.
Early today, temperatures sit near 55 degrees across Spartanburg County. Humidity runs high, and calm winds allow patchy fog to linger near low spots. Visibility improves quickly after sunrise, but drivers should remain alert early.
The day turns pleasant fast. Sunshine breaks through, pushing highs toward 75 degrees. It feels more like early fall than late December. For now, winter stays quiet.
Tonight remains mild, with lows near 50 degrees. Clouds drift overhead, and fog may redevelop toward daybreak. Plan extra time for early errands or departures.
Friday introduces a subtle shift. Clouds increase, and a slight rain chance appears by late morning into afternoon. Rain amounts stay light, but damp roads could affect travel on I-85 and Highway 29. Highs cool slightly into the mid-60s.
Friday night stays calm and mostly dry. Temperatures hold near 51 degrees, keeping any winter threats away.
Saturday delivers the best travel weather of the stretch. Sunshine returns, and highs rebound to 75 degrees. Roads dry quickly. Outdoor plans look safe and comfortable.
Saturday night cools into the upper 40s. Skies remain partly cloudy, and conditions stay quiet.
Sunday brings increasing clouds and cooler air. Highs settle near 63 degrees, signaling a pattern change. While dry for most, the air feels different. Meteorologists are watching colder air building north.
By Monday, that change becomes noticeable. A chance of rain develops late morning into early afternoon. Highs hover near 65 degrees, but colder air follows behind the system.
Monday night turns sharply colder. Lows drop toward the upper 20s, raising freeze concerns. Plants, pets, and exposed pipes may need protection.
While snow is not expected, winter is clearly knocking. For post-Christmas travelers returning home, expect smooth conditions now, then a colder welcome by early next week. Stay weather-aware as December closes.
