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A major winter storm bringing widespread snow and dangerous cold to South Carolina over the weekend. Most communities are expected to see 3-6 inches of snow with isolated higher amounts.

A storm system is expected to rapidly strengthen off the coast of the mid-Atlantic and produce significant snowfall and gusty winds from the Carolinas to the Northeast.

Arctic air is settling in behind a departing winter storm, bringing dangerously cold temperatures through much of the week. A Cold Weather Advisory will be in effect during the overnight hours .

A large winter storm has triggered alerts to be issued across the Palmetto State. Ice accretions of at least a quarter of an inch are expected north of Interstate 20.

A major winter storm is expected to impact South Carolina over the weekend, bringing the chance of freezing rain along and north of Interstate 20.

Winter weather alerts are rarely issued across South Carolina, but when they are, they often signal the potential for high-impact events such as snow storms or ice storms.

A developing winter weather system will bring South Carolina its greatest threat of ice so far this season, with impacts this weekend, especially north of Interstate 20.

Snow flurries were the prelude to another Arctic airmass that will be in place for the MLK Jr. holiday across South Carolina.

The passage of another storm system will bring the chance of frozen precipitation across the state before the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.

A strong cold front that will push across South Carolina on Thursday will produce a sharp drop in temperatures and a chance of snow flurries across the higher elevations.