SPARTANBURG, SC – Greenville-Spartanburg residents can look forward to a stretch of dry, sunny weather this weekend, with ideal conditions for outdoor events, pumpkin patches, and fall festivals. After a cool Friday morning, temperatures will gradually warm through early next week, offering a perfect autumn window for local activities.
Crisp Start Fades Into Warm Weekend
Friday begins with highs in the upper 60s and a northeast breeze around 15 mph, accompanied by increasing clouds. By Saturday, skies will brighten, and temperatures climb into the lower 70s, creating pleasant conditions for leaf-viewing drives along I-85 and visits to local parks.
Sunday’s sunshine sets the stage for a warm Columbus Day, with highs expected near 78°F, perfect for backyard gatherings or travel. The National Weather Service (NWS) reports that no rain or frost is expected through midweek, and the next front bringing cooler air is still several days away.
Safety Tips for Drivers and Event-Goers
While the fall weather is inviting, residents should remain alert for patchy morning fog, especially in valleys before 8 a.m. Anyone planning outdoor events is advised to:
- Stay hydrated
- Follow fire safety rules before burning leaves
- Enjoy the mild autumn weather before colder air returns
Five-Day Forecast for Spartanburg, SC
- Friday: 67/52 – Increasing clouds; breezy northeast winds
- Saturday: 72/55 – Mostly sunny; light north winds
- Sunday: 76/55 – Bright and mild; ideal outdoor weather
- Monday (Columbus Day): 78/54 – Mostly clear; warm afternoon
- Tuesday: 81/56 – Sunny; pleasant early fall warmth continues
Takeaway
With sunny skies and mild temperatures, this weekend is a prime opportunity to enjoy the Upstate’s autumn scenery and community events. Whether visiting pumpkin patches, taking scenic drives, or spending time outdoors, residents can make the most of this pleasant weather stretch.
Share your favorite fall activities in Greenville-Spartanburg this weekend in the comments below.
