Freeze warnings issued across South Carolina overnight

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Nov, 00:31 · Archive

Freeze warnings are in effect across inland South Carolina from 1 AM to 9 AM Sunday as temperatures drop to the low 30s.

Freeze warnings have been issued for inland counties across South Carolina as an Arctic cold front brings the coldest temperatures of the season. The National Weather Service has declared a Freeze Warning from 1 AM until 9 AM Sunday, with overnight lows forecast to drop into the lower 30s in areas under clear skies.

Residents in affected areas should take precautions to protect sensitive vegetation and unprotected outdoor plumbing from potential damage. Pet owners are advised to bring animals indoors during the freeze period.

After the cold start, Sunday will improve with mostly sunny skies and afternoon highs climbing to the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. Temperatures are expected to remain below average into the beginning of the week, before gradually moderating back towards the lower 70s by the end of the week.

How it is being reported

• FIRST ALERT: Inland Freeze Warnings in effect; widespread frost Sunday morningEarly-morning frost and freeze conditions are expected across the Lowcountry through at least a portion of the upcoming week!Live5News · 14 Nov, 23:54
• FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY tonight-Sunday morning for frost, freezing temperaturesA Freeze Warning will go into effect for all counties in the Midlands overnight as temperatures plunge to the 30s.WISTV · 14 Nov, 20:49

In this story: South Carolina · Midlands · Lowcountry

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