South Carolina – Pale morning light washes across the Upstate as thin clouds drift above Spartanburg and a cool breeze hangs low along neighborhood streets. The air feels crisp now, but warming signs grow through the day, setting up a mild stretch that arrives just as Thanksgiving travel gains momentum. Increasing clouds may briefly limit visibility on I-26 and I-85 during the afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service in Greenville-Spartanburg, clouds thicken this morning as west-southwest winds increase. Gusts near 22 mph may scatter leaves across intersections and create minor crosswind issues on higher bridges. Residents should secure loose yard items and check vehicle fluids before longer trips begin.
According to meteorologists, tonight turns mostly clear with steady southwest winds. Gusts may reach 23 mph before calming. The mild air will help boost Sunday’s temperatures into the lower 70s. Sunshine dominates much of the day as northwest winds strengthen, sending brisk air through open fields and parking lots.
According to forecasters, Monday trends cooler but still mild with highs near 64°F under bright skies. It’s a strong day for early holiday errands or outdoor decorating before the region warms again Tuesday. Models hint at a more pronounced warm surge Tuesday afternoon with highs pushing near the upper 60s.
This early-week pattern offers a favorable travel window across the Upstate while northern states watch for rain or early snow hints. No Winter Tease materializes here, but a deeper cold snap may approach closer to Thanksgiving.
Wednesday returns mostly sunny skies with highs in the mid-70s, providing a stable lead-in to one of the busiest travel periods of the year.
Five-Day Forecast for Spartanburg, SC:
Sat: 74/57 – Increasing clouds; breezy; scattered leaves on roads.
Sun: 74/41 – Sunny; brisk northwest winds; warm.
Mon: 64/39 – Sunny; cooler; smooth travel day.
Tue: 68/50 – Mostly sunny; warmer; ideal travel window.
Wed: 74/50 – Mostly sunny; mild and steady.
