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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – Governor Henry McMaster and state emergency management officials will provide an update Saturday on anticipated winter weather impacts in the state. While minimal impacts are expected in the Lowcountry,

South Carolina is getting ready for a winter storm that threatens ice and snow. Here's the latest forecast update for Jan. 22.

While the winter storm has shifted, South Carolina isn't out of the woods. Here's the latest winter storm update for Friday, Jan. 23.

Utility providers in South Carolina are prepared and ready to respond to potentially perilous winter weather that's threatening to push through the state this weekend.

Officials are predicting that South Carolinians may feel the icy impacts of a large winter storm expected to swath much of the nation from Jan. 23 and Jan. 26.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has issued a state of emergency ahead of a winter storm that threatens to bring inches of snow and ice.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster declared a state of emergency ahead of winter storm, while Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp urged residents to stock up on essentials.

A winter storm is likely to impact the daily lives of South Carolina residents. Whether you get snow or ice depends on where you live.

Governor Henry McMaster sent a letter to the president seeking a federal emergency disaster declaration on Jan. 23 in anticipation of a winter storm

Plumbers and state water systems share how to protect your pipes from bursting as freezing weather hits SC — and it will only cost you pennies.