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Will we see any snow in the Charleston area? Maybe a few brief flurries
Some areas of the Lowcountry could see a brief period of winter weather on Friday morning while others will only see cold ...
Hicks: Like it or not, South Carolina's cellphone ban promotes schooling, not scrolling
South Carolina's school cell phone ban went into effect this week, and some parents are overjoyed while others are ...
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Major winter storm brings a State of Emergency, first major snow in years, and ongoing wintry mix Statewide
The first major snow in years for parts of South Carolina will usher in a variety of weather tonight, with another cold ...
On Today's Date: Snow In Charleston, Savannah, Even Northern Florida
NEW YORK (PIX11) – A 2.4-magnitude earthquake rocked upstate New York on New Year’s Day, according to the United States ...
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Bracing for a major winter storm with snow, ice and more. Here’s what you can expect:
Winter Storm Warning now in effect. Snow, sleet, & ice will make many roads treacherous & impassable Friday into early ...
The next round of bitter cold and snow hits the south
The polar vortex that dipped south over the weekend kept much of the country east of the Rockies in its frigid grip Monday, ...
FIRST ALERT: Brief window of snow, sleet possible for parts of Lowcountry Friday
Portions of the Lowcountry may have a short window of time on Friday to see glimpses of snow flurries, but it will be short-lived if it happens at all.
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What are the odds SC will see a white Christmas? Here’s the latest NWS forecast
Myrtle Beach had 14 inches, Charleston 8 ... freezing rain and snow developed over central and coastal South Carolina. When the sun rose the next day, a light coating of ice had disrupted travel ...
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Will South Carolina or North Carolina see a White Christmas? Here are the chances
NOW WE ARE GETTING CLOSE TO THAT TIME OF THE YEAR WHERE EVERYBODY, EVERYWHERE I GO ASKS, ARE WE GOING TO HAVE SNOW ... SOUTH YOU GO. WE’RE TALKING LESS THAN 25% FOR WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA ...