Spartanburg, SC – As spring takes hold, Spartanburg, SC, faces a sharp drop in temperatures overnight Tuesday, April 8. A frost risk is expected to impact the region, particularly Tuesday night. After clear skies earlier in the evening, temperatures are set to plummet, with lows reaching 34°F. The National Weather Service has issued an advisory for areas around Spartanburg, advising residents to take precautionary measures.
According to the National Weather Service, conditions will be ideal for frost formation as temperatures dip to near freezing after 8 p.m. Tuesday. Areas outside city limits, particularly in rural and elevated locations, may experience frost earlier. Residents with sensitive plants or outdoor equipment are urged to cover or bring them indoors to prevent damage.
As temperatures drop into the low 30s, clear skies are expected to remain throughout the night. The frost risk will persist until Wednesday morning, with temperatures gradually warming into the mid-60s by afternoon.
Looking ahead, Spartanburg can expect more pleasant spring weather later in the week. Wednesday will see highs near 61°F, with mostly sunny skies. The forecast for Thursday through Sunday calls for temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s, with a slight chance of showers on Friday.
Actionable Safety Tip: Protect outdoor plants and sensitive vegetation from frost Tuesday night. Ensure that pipes and equipment in unheated areas are insulated or turned off.
Extended 5-Day Forecast:
- Tuesday: High 69°F, Low 34°F (Clear skies, frost risk Tuesday night)
- Wednesday: High 61°F, Low 41°F (Mostly sunny)
- Thursday: High 71°F, Low 48°F (Partly sunny, chance of showers after 7 p.m.)
- Friday: High 67°F, Low 42°F (Partly cloudy, no precipitation)
- Saturday: High 64°F, Low 43°F (Mostly sunny, high near 64°F)
