FIRST ALERT// Storm Timing // Expect precipitation to start as a mix of rain/sleet along the coast and sleet/snow inland after 3 p.m. Look for a change over to all snow after 7 p.m. (possible mix w/ sleet along immediate coast) Then ending in the morning hours.

FIRST ALERT// Snowfall Totals Increased// We are increasing our snowfall totals a bit because of colder thermal profiles. Look for a 4-5" snowfall possible just back from the immediate coast and 2-4" well inland along the I-95 corridor. Higher amounts possible in any banding.

FIRST ALERT// **SNOW** UPDATE

FIRST ALERT// NEW SNOW UPDATE

FIRST ALERT: The bubble of sleet around the Charleston area continues while most farther inland areas are experiencing mainly light to moderate snowfall. The back edge is parked near I-95 right now and will slowly make its way to the coast toward sunrise.

Bitterly cold! It's either sleeting or snowing right now with wind chills in the teens!

FIRST ALERT: The snow and sleet is quickly ending west to east across the area. We only have a few morning minutes of snow near the coast!

Snowy scenes around the Lowcountry!❄️

FIRST ALERT// Dangerous Bitter Cold Tonight // Temps will dip into the teens overnight. The record low is 19 and we will be close. Use extreme cold precautions like dripping the faucets, keeping people & pets warm, etc. We will keep you posted.

Close to record low temperatures are possible tonight as areas are already dropping into the teens! Stay off the roads as melted snow/sleet from today is refreezing. Be safe! #chswx

FIRST ALERT: A "Cold Weather Advisory" is in effect for the Charleston Tri-County and Colleton County beginning at midnight tonight. Wind chills (and overnight lows) could fall into the upper-teens and 20s, which will be concerning for refreezing of area roads after dusk. #SCWX

FIRST ALERT// Freezing Again Tonight & Warmer Weekend// Freezing temps will be with us once again overnight so anything that melted will refreeze tonight, then again tomorrow night before a warm up starts later this weekend. Here's 1 Min Video

Snow remains on the ground across the Carolinas this morning! Visible satellite shows the snow along the coast. The snow will eventually go away over the next few days as temperatures soar into the 50s and 60s.

FIRST ALERT: Black ice will be possible for one more night as overnight lows drop into the 20s and 30s! Be on the lookout for a few remaining slick spots Sunday morning, mainly on sidewalks and back roads. Lingering ice/snow should finish melting with highs nearing 60°. #SCWX

FUTURE TRACKER: Make sure to have your rain gear ready to go for the Monday morning commute! Light rain will move in from the west around sunrise, and should continue off and on into the afternoon and early evening. #SCWX

HEATING UP: We've seen quite the change in temperatures in the Lowcountry compared to last week! Highs during our winter storm stayed in the 30s... but afternoon highs through at least the next week will likely be stuck in the 60s and 70s! #SCWX #CHSWX

FIRST ALERT: Lake Wind Advisories are scheduled to go into effect Friday (for Berkeley, Clarendon and Orangeburg Counties) ahead of our next cold front! Across the Lowcountry, gusts will tend to waver between 25-35 MPH, with locally higher gusts possible Friday evening. #SCWX

FIRST ALERT: Friday's system will be bringing us the warmest air of the season (so far)… as well as our next rain chance! Here's a look at Friday's "Top 3 Impacts" (with a bonus): - Warm Temps (Mid/Upper 70s Inland) - Gusty Winds - Overnight Showers - Sea Fog Possible #SCWX

GUSTY FRIDAY: Strong southerly winds brought very warm temperatures to most of the Lowcountry today! Gusts up to 40 MPH will slowly dwindle this evening ahead of our overnight rain chances. #SCWX

FIRST ALERT: Friday's mix of coastal fog and inland sunshine is soon to give way to our overnight rain chances! A few showers look to move into Orangeburg and Claredon Counties by 8-9 PM; elsewhere, rain will become more widespread before midnight. #SCWX #CHSWX