Charleston, SC – Snow is falling across southeast Georgia and South Carolina this evening as a winter storm moves through the region. The National Weather Service in Charleston released its final snowfall forecast, warning of hazardous travel conditions overnight and into Tuesday morning.
According to the agency, areas north of Charleston, including Kingstree, Georgetown, and Myrtle Beach, could see 2 to 5 inches of snow by early Tuesday, February 3. Central areas such as Orangeburg and Walterboro are forecast to receive 1 to 3 inches, while southern and coastal zones like Savannah and Brunswick may see only light accumulation.
Forecasters urge caution on roads as temperatures drop below freezing, which could cause icy conditions and scattered power issues. The NWS Charleston office encouraged residents to report local snow totals and monitor official updates at weather.gov/chs.
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