SPARTANBURG, South Carolina –
Cool air lingered across the Upstate before dawn Wednesday, with misty valleys and a thin silver haze stretching over the fields. By sunrise, skies will blaze clear again—a streak of sunny, mild weather that continues through the week as Spartanburg settles into a picture-perfect stretch of fall calm.
Temperatures will climb near 70°F today under brilliant blue skies, with calm winds turning light from the northwest this afternoon. Each morning through Friday will start in the low 40s, crisp enough to notice but not yet frosty. Homeowners can take advantage of the steady, dry pattern for late-season lawn work or early Halloween decorating before cooler air settles this weekend.
The National Weather Service in Greenville-Spartanburg reports no rain chances through Saturday, thanks to a strong ridge of high pressure parked over the Carolinas. Thursday and Friday will each bring sunshine and comfortable highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Light breezes from the southwest will keep the air feeling mild and stable.
By Saturday, a weak front slides through the region, nudging temperatures down slightly. Expect highs near 67°F and a few scattered clouds but no measurable rain. Sunday looks similar—another calm, partly sunny day with highs in the mid-60s and cool, pleasant air ideal for outdoor markets, football tailgates, or scenic drives along I-85 and Highway 9.
After a warm, dry run of days, fall’s gentler chill is settling in—a quiet reminder that Upstate South Carolina’s first brush with frost isn’t far off.
Five-Day Outlook for Spartanburg, SC:
Wed: 70/44 – Sunny; calm breeze.
Thu: 72/42 – Clear skies; mild.
Fri: 69/43 – Bright and calm.
Sat: 67/45 – Mostly sunny; cooler.
Sun: 65/47 – Partly sunny; crisp fall air.
