Spartanburg, SC — A weather alert is in effect for upstate South Carolina as temperatures are set to drop into the 30s Saturday night, creating the potential for frost. Residents of Spartanburg and surrounding areas should prepare for chilly conditions through the weekend and into the start of next week.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), overnight temperatures will dip as low as 37°F by Saturday night. Frost may develop as a result, with areas potentially falling under a Frost Advisory. The risk is expected to last through Tuesday morning, impacting agriculture and overnight travelers.
Monday’s forecast predicts a high of 83°F, signaling warmer conditions by the afternoon, but residents should remain cautious of the overnight cold snap. Saturday evening will see clear skies with winds coming in from the north at 6 mph, helping to bring cooler air into the region.
Looking ahead, the weather will gradually warm throughout the week. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with highs in the mid-70s, a nice break from the colder nights. However, another chill is expected by Wednesday night, when temperatures will once again dip to the low 40s.
Five-Day Forecast for Spartanburg, SC:
- Saturday: High 64°F, Low 37°F, mostly clear.
- Sunday: High 69°F, Low 49°F, sunny with areas of frost early.
- Monday: High 83°F, Low 58°F, sunny.
- Tuesday: High 75°F, Low 44°F, mostly sunny.
- Wednesday: High 72°F, Low 43°F, mostly sunny.
Residents are urged to take precautions, covering sensitive plants and avoiding exposure to the cold during the night. Stay updated on local weather changes and be prepared for any weather-related advisories.
