SPARTANBURG, S.C. –
Morning fog clings low across open fields as the first light spills over the Blue Ridge foothills, catching on pale, dew-dusted grass. The air feels crisp but calm — a steady signal that Upstate South Carolina is settling into the heart of November with mild, tranquil weather for the days ahead.
High pressure remains firmly in control across the Carolinas, promising sunny skies and gentle breezes through midweek. Today’s high reaches near 66°F, climbing to around 70°F by Wednesday under bright, dry air. Winds stay light from the north and northwest, keeping the humidity comfortably low — perfect for morning commutes, yard cleanup, or early holiday decorating before Thanksgiving planning ramps up.
Each night dips into the low to mid-40s, with skies staying clear and calm. The crisp, steady pattern continues into Thursday and Friday, though a weak front late in the week could spark a subtle temperature drop heading into the weekend. No rain is expected before Friday, making this one of the driest stretches the Upstate has seen in several weeks.
To be fair, there’s little sign of true winter weather yet, but longer-range models hint at a possible cold snap mid to late November — one that could bring the season’s first real chill. For now, the region enjoys ideal late-fall balance: warm afternoons, cool mornings, and the kind of steady sunshine that makes the first week of November travel-friendly and stress-free.
Five-Day Outlook for Spartanburg, SC:
Mon: 66/41 – Sunny; light winds.
Tue: 68/42 – Bright and calm.
Wed: 71/46 – Sunny; mild breeze.
Thu: 70/44 – Sunny and dry.
Fri: 69/47 – Mostly sunny; cooler trend begins.
