Spartanburg, SC – A dramatic temperature change will reshape the weekend across South Carolina’s Upstate, with Spartanburg expected to experience morning temperatures near 42 degrees Sunday, October 18, after Friday afternoon’s forecast high of 85 degrees. The 43-degree difference between those readings marks a substantial shift toward cooler fall weather. Although sunshine is expected to continue, residents across Spartanburg County should prepare for noticeably colder mornings before temperatures begin recovering Monday and Tuesday.
According to the National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg office, temperatures will reach only 62 degrees Saturday before dropping to approximately 42 degrees early Sunday. Sunday’s afternoon high is expected to reach 60 degrees, followed by another nighttime low near 42. The cooler weather arrives behind a cold front, with north and northeast winds accompanying the transition into the weekend.
Sunday and Monday Bring Chilly Mornings to the Upstate Sunday’s forecast represents one of the coolest periods in the available outlook for Spartanburg, particularly compared with the warmth expected Friday. The anticipated low near 42 degrees will make early morning outdoor activities feel considerably different from conditions experienced just two days earlier. Despite the cooler air, sunshine is expected throughout Sunday, providing favorable conditions for outdoor plans once temperatures begin rising…