SPARTANBURG, S.C. – A stretch of clear, crisp fall weather will settle over the Upstate early this week after a few lingering Sunday showers. Following a mild and cloudy Columbus Day, sunshine dominates the forecast from Tuesday through Thursday, bringing ideal conditions for school commutes, I-85 travel, and fall events across Spartanburg County.
According to the National Weather Service in Greenville-Spartanburg, today’s scattered rain chances taper quickly after late morning, leaving behind clearing skies and highs near 73°F. North winds will gust up to 24 mph at times, briefly ushering in drier air. By Columbus Day, the region turns mostly sunny with highs in the upper 70s and light northwesterly breezes.
Tuesday begins a steady warm-up under full sun, with highs reaching 80°F and lows dipping comfortably into the 50s. Midweek will stay dry and bright — perfect for leaf-viewing drives, pumpkin patch visits, or outdoor classroom activities. Cooler nights return midweek, dipping near 47°F by Thursday morning.
No frost or freeze concerns are expected yet, but forecasters urge residents to stay alert for potential cold snaps later in the month as longer nights develop. Drivers along I-85 and U.S. 29 should anticipate clear, low-glare mornings ideal for smooth commutes through the rest of the week.
Five-Day Forecast for Spartanburg, SC:
Sun: 73/57 – Chance rain early; turning partly sunny and breezy.
Mon (Columbus Day): 78/53 – Mostly sunny; pleasant and dry.
Tue: 80/54 – Sunny; light north winds, perfect fall warmth.
Wed: 81/51 – Bright and calm; great for outdoor events.
Thu: 74/47 – Clear and cooler; crisp fall feel returns.
