A wind advisory remains in effect for Spartanburg and surrounding areas through 2 p.m. Sunday as gusts reach 50 mph. Heavy rain and thunderstorms could cause hazardous driving conditions, with the potential for isolated flash flooding in parts of the region.
According to the National Weather Service, strong storms are expected to continue into early Sunday, bringing damaging winds and possible tornadoes to Upstate South Carolina, western North Carolina, and northeast Georgia. Drivers on major routes, including I-85 and I-26, should exercise caution, as wind gusts may blow debris onto roads.
Sunday night will see clearing skies with temperatures dropping to the low 40s. St. Patrick’s Day on Monday will bring a welcome shift, with sunny skies and a high near 61°F. Winds will calm, though lingering breezes could reach 21 mph.
Looking ahead, spring officially begins on Thursday, and the forecast signals a warming trend. Tuesday and Wednesday will be sunny, with highs in the low to mid-70s. By Thursday, temperatures may near 75°F, with only a slight chance of rain.
Residents should remain weather-aware Sunday and prepare for breezy conditions into Monday before enjoying a warmer, sunnier week ahead.
