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SC Weather Alert: 28° to 68° Warmup in Spartanburg Nov 15–19
Spartanburg, SC – Residents across Spartanburg County face near freezing nighttime temperatures before sunshine brings noticeably warmer conditions through the middle of the week.
By Caleb Mercer · 2026-11-15T10:43:42.771Z
Spartanburg, SC – Residents across Spartanburg County face near freezing nighttime temperatures before sunshine brings noticeably warmer conditions through the middle of the week.
According to the National Weather Service Greenville Spartanburg forecast, Spartanburg Memorial Airport recorded 28 degrees early Sunday morning.
Temperatures are expected to reach approximately 57 degrees Sunday afternoon, followed by another chilly night near 32 degrees.
Freezing Mornings Bring Frost Concerns The early cold could affect sensitive outdoor plants, gardens and exposed water connections.
Residents should protect vulnerable vegetation and prepare for frosty vehicles during colder morning hours.
Sunday afternoon brings sunshine and calm winds, helping temperatures recover quickly.
Monday follows with another sunny afternoon near 58 degrees.
However, temperatures fall to approximately 32 degrees Monday night, keeping frost concerns relevant.
Drivers traveling Interstate 85, Interstate 26 and nearby Spartanburg County roads should remain alert for isolated slick spots if moisture is present.
The current outlook does not indicate widespread roadway icing or significant precipitation.
Wednesday Brings a Major Temperature Change Tuesday's high reaches approximately 62 degrees under sunny skies.
Temperatures fall to 33 degrees Tuesday night before another warm afternoon arrives Wednesday.
By Wednesday, highs could reach 66 degrees.
That represents a 38 degree difference from Sunday's observed 28 degree temperature.
Wednesday night remains cool, with temperatures dropping to approximately 34 degrees.
Is Winter Weather Coming to the Upstate? The Weather Prediction Center is tracking mountain snow across the western United States and thunderstorms across the southern Plains.
However, neither system is indicated as a significant threat to Spartanburg during the supplied five day outlook.
No local snow accumulation, tornado threat or severe thunderstorm risk is indicated.
The biggest weather story remains the transition from freezing mornings to warmer November afternoons.
Thursday brings sunshine and temperatures near 68 degrees.
Friday could reach 70 degrees, continuing the warming trend across Spartanburg and neighboring Upstate communities.
For now, residents should keep jackets ready for chilly mornings while preparing for increasingly comfortable afternoons.
Five Day Spartanburg Weather Outlook Sunday, Nov. 15 — Freezing Start, Sunny Afternoon
High: 57°F | Low: 32°F Spartanburg Memorial Airport recorded 28°F early Sunday. Sunny skies and calm winds through the afternoon. Mostly clear conditions Sunday night. Frost remains possible in colder neighborhoods. Monday, Nov. 16 — Sunny With Near Freezing Night
High: 58°F | Low: 32°F Sunny skies throughout the afternoon. Northeast winds around 5 mph, becoming calm. Clear skies and temperatures near freezing Monday night. Protect sensitive outdoor plants. Tuesday, Nov. 17 — Warming Trend Strengthens
High: 62°F | Low: 33°F Sunshine and milder afternoon conditions. Calm winds becoming east northeast around 5 mph. Clear and chilly Tuesday night. No significant precipitation indicated. Wednesday, Nov. 18 — Significant Warmup
High: 66°F | Low: 34°F Sunny skies across Spartanburg County. Temperatures reach 38 degrees above Sunday's observed low. Clear conditions Wednesday night. Another chilly morning follows. Thursday, Nov. 19 — Near 70 Degrees
High: 68°F | Low: 36°F Sunny skies and increasingly mild temperatures. Mostly clear conditions Thursday night. No significant precipitation expected. Favorable afternoon conditions for local travel. Looking Ahead: November 20–21 Friday and Saturday could both reach approximately 70 degrees under sunny skies.
Friday night's low is projected near 40 degrees.