Spartanburg, SC – A crisp, clear sky stretches over the Upstate this morning, the kind that makes the cold feel sharper against your skin. Temperatures hover in the mid-30s, and while the sunshine will warm things slightly today, South Carolina’s late fall chill is here to stay — at least for now.
According to the National Weather Service in Greenville–Spartanburg, today remains sunny but cool, with highs near 47°F and light northwest winds. Friday’s calm weather will help dry out the region after a breezy Thanksgiving stretch, but residents should prepare for a quick shift by Sunday as rain chances rise again.
Saturday looks quiet, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 46°F — a good window for outdoor errands or travel before conditions change. Clouds will build through the evening, leading to scattered rain developing Sunday morning. The heaviest rain will arrive during the afternoon, possibly slowing travel on I-85 and U.S. 29 through Spartanburg County. Though totals will stay light, wet pavement and cooler ground temperatures could make for slick spots in shaded or rural areas.
Sunday’s rain will taper by nightfall, setting the stage for a partly sunny Monday before another system slides in by Tuesday. Temperatures will hover near seasonal norms, but models hint at a colder, wetter pattern into the first week of December — a sign of early winter influences creeping farther south.
5-Day Outlook (Spartanburg, SC)
Friday: Sunny, high 47°F.
Saturday: Mostly sunny, high 46°F.
Sunday: Rain likely, high 48°F.
Monday: Partly sunny, high 47°F.
Tuesday: Rain likely, high 46°F.
