Spartanburg, SC – Temperatures in South Carolina climb to unseasonably warm levels today, with highs nearing 68 degrees. Mild weather continues through Wednesday, but rain and thunderstorms could disrupt Thanksgiving plans. Residents should monitor updates for potential travel impacts.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered showers are possible this morning but will clear by afternoon, leaving mostly sunny skies. Tonight, expect mostly clear conditions with lows dipping to 39 degrees. Wednesday will remain mild, with highs near 60 and partly sunny skies.
Rain chances increase Wednesday night, with showers likely after midnight and thunderstorms potentially affecting travel into Thanksgiving morning. The heaviest rainfall is expected along major roadways like I-85 and I-26, where localized flooding could occur. Drivers should allow extra travel time and exercise caution.
Thanksgiving Day brings a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms, with gusts up to 20 mph and highs near 66. Conditions improve by Friday, with clear skies and cooler temperatures in the mid-50s. A cold front settles in for the weekend, with Saturday’s high only reaching 49. Overnight lows will drop into the 20s by Friday night, making for a chilly post-holiday period.
For residents hosting outdoor gatherings, plan around rain during Thanksgiving. Sunshine returns Friday and Saturday, ideal for shopping or outdoor activities. Keep up with weather alerts, especially for severe weather threats.
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