Spartanburg, SC – Tuesday’s weather in Spartanburg, SC, brings cooler temperatures and patchy rain that may disrupt morning commutes, particularly along I-85 and I-26. Commuters should plan ahead, as low clouds and intermittent light rain could lead to slick road conditions and reduced visibility during peak travel times.
According to the National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg office, a slight chance of showers will persist throughout the early morning hours, becoming patchy before noon. Northeasterly winds of up to 8 mph will accompany temperatures peaking at 70°F, contributing to a chillier day. Drivers are advised to keep umbrellas and rain jackets handy, as conditions will remain damp.
Looking ahead, Tuesday night will see a continued 20% chance of drizzle or light rain, with temperatures dipping to a low of 62°F. This may lead to moisture accumulation on roadways, increasing the risk of slippery surfaces. Calm winds will prevail, offering some relief from earlier gusts.
By Wednesday, rain chances heighten to 40%, with showers expected mainly after 9 a.m. The high will reach 73°F, accompanied by minimal winds. Nighttime temperatures will drop to 63°F with continued rain likely after 4 a.m., emphasizing the need for caution during evening activities and overnight travel.
