Spartanburg, SC – Rain is on the way in Spartanburg with a 90% chance of heavy rain expected to sweep across the area starting Sunday night, local residents should be prepared for soggy conditions through Tuesday. Thunderstorms are likely after 5 a.m. Sunday, so morning commuters may face delays and wet roads. The National Weather Service warns that rainfall could total up to three-quarters of an inch in some areas.
According to the NWS, scattered thunderstorms are forecasted to continue through Sunday night, with rain tapering off by Monday morning. As much as a half-inch of rain is expected in areas like the Greenville-Spartanburg metro. The downpours could lead to some localized flooding, particularly in regions that are prone to poor drainage. Low visibility is also a concern for drivers, especially in areas affected by patchy fog. If you’re planning to travel on I-26 or I-85, slow down and watch for slick spots.
By Monday, heavy rain will return with near 100% coverage, intensifying across Spartanburg County and beyond. Some areas could see over an inch of rain. Showers will persist into Tuesday with additional rainfall and thunderstorms, so be prepared for wet conditions well into the start of the week…