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Sunday morning brings the greatest concern, with temperatures near freezing away from the coast.
Leaders, employees, contractors and community members gathered Nov. 9 in front of the new, fully functional William Dudley Gregorie Pump Station to celebrate the completion of the Spring-Fishburne Drainage project. While not as overtly flashy as the city's proposed $1.3 billion Battery Extension, the drainage project has been among the...
South Carolina’s winter history is more complicated than a snow-covered postcard. A powerful storm can close highways in the coastal plain, bury mountain roads, and leave communities dealing with cold long after the last flakes fall. The disruption often comes from a combination of weather and the difficulty of keeping travel moving.
As temperatures are forecast to fall into the mid-30s this weekend across the Upstate, several shelters and rescue missions are reminding residents that emergency housing, meals and other services are available for those in need. While daytime highs are expected to remain in the mid-50s this weekend, overnight lows could dip to around 35 degrees Friday night and 34 degrees Saturday night, according to the National Weather Service forecast for Greenville . Several rescue missions across the Upstate and western South Carolina offer shelter and meals for individuals experiencing homelessness or housing instability. More: Police seek suspect in connection with fatal Mauldin shooting Colder temperatures arriving this weekend The Upstate is expected to enjoy mild weather through much of the workweek, with highs near 70 degrees Tuesday, Nov. 10 through Wednesday, Nov. 11. Temperatures are then forecast to cool significantly by Friday, when the high is expected to reach only 55 degrees. Overnight temperatures this weekend are forecast to fall into the mid-30s, creating potentially dangerous conditions for people without adequate shelter. Community organizations across the region are encouraging anyone in need of a warm place to stay to seek assistance before temperatures drop. Greenville Salvation Army opens cold weather
If you have dreams of a white Christmas in South Carolina, don't get your hopes up just yet. The Old Farmer's Almanac released its white Christmas outlook for the United States, and in the South, the chances of snow are slim to none. Partly thanks to a super El Niño that is playing with typical winter weather seen in the United States. A "white" Christmas is defined as having at least one inch of snow on the ground on Christmas Day, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. It doesn’t necessarily have to snow that day. Here are the chances of snow around Christmas time in South Carolina and when the area last had a "white" Christmas. Will there be a white Christmas in South Carolina in 2026? Don't count on it. Even with a predicted colder winter for the South, the chances of South Carolina having a true white Christmas are pretty slim. Typically, the state sees its first snowfalls of the season in January or February , according to data from the National Weather Service. The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts that the Southeast and the Deep South will not be in for a white Christmas this year.
COLUMBIA, SC (WACH) — We're kicking off the work week with quiet and fairly typical November weather. Temperatures will warm from the 40s early to the mid 70s this afternoon, and similar highs are expected on Tuesday and Wednesday. Those highs are about 5-7 degrees above average for this...
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - This weekend, morning lows will drop into the low and mid-30s!. Veterans Day will be nice and warm. Cold front brings gusty winds Thursday. First Alert Weather Days Saturday and Sunday morning for first frost/freeze. First Alert Summary:. Good morning! A weak wave of energy passes...
Midlands temperatures tumble from the mid-70s to the 50s as a late-week cold front arrives.
Two years after Hurricane Helene tore through the Southeast, a new project aims to help South Carolina’s damaged forests make a comeback. Hurricane Helene may be long gone, but the cleanup and recovery are another story. More than two years after the storm tore through the Southeast, damaged forests across South Carolina are still facing a long road back. And while clearing fallen trees is one thing, replacing them is an entirely different undertaking.
A reliable boarding plan can make storm season feel much more manageable for you and your dog. Along South Carolina’s coast and farther inland, strong winds, flooding, and power outages can change normal kennel routines. Before booking, ask how the facility prepares, communicates, and handles unexpected changes. Clear answers...
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA — A brief tornado or two cannot be ruled out on Friday, November 6, 2026, across parts of eastern North Carolina, southeast Virginia and northeast South Carolina, from Florence and Raleigh to Norfolk. Storms are expected to fire up late morning to midday before weakening or...
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA — Tornadoes are possible across the Carolinas and southeast Virginia on Friday, November 6, and some forecasters say this setup could overperform. The Storm Prediction Center has outlined only a 2 percent tornado risk, but forecasters see a good chance for tornadoes in a zone covering central and eastern North Carolina and central South Carolina. That includes Raleigh, Fayetteville, New Bern, Wilmington and Columbia. A strong tornado can’t be ruled out. The HRRR model simulated radar for noon EST shows a long line of storms stretching from the Delmarva Peninsula south through Richmond, Raleigh and Fayetteville to near Columbia and Charleston. Residents should stay weather aware throughout the day.
COLUMBIA, SC (WACH) — After a few unseasonably warm, humid, and rainy days, conditions are going to be much closer to what we typically experience in November moving forward. High temperatures Saturday and Sunday will be in the upper 60s to low 70s under mostly sunny skies. If you...
One more unseasonably warm day is forecast before a blast of fall returns to the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — After a rainy and gloomy day to end the work week, much more seasonable weather is on the way for the weekend!. As a cold front passes through the the Lowcountry today, clouds and showers will linger through Friday evening. While it is not going to rain the entire day, expect some hit-or-miss showers and storms through 6:00 p.m.
Drivers across the coastal Carolinas face reduced visibility before temperatures climb into the 80s.
Patchy fog was possible in portions of the Lowcountry on Thursday, with skies expected to clear and turn mostly sunny. The main near-term change is Friday, when showers are forecast and thunderstorms are possible as a weak front moves through. Friday Rain, With Local Drainage in Mind. The forecast calls...
Rain chances this morning, dry weather on the way
