Comments on: Winter Storm Warning begins at noon http://blog.charlestonwx.com/2010/02/12/winter-storm-warning-begins-at-noon/ Updates on weather events for the Charleston, SC metro area. Sun, 25 Apr 2010 23:15:26 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Jared Smith http://blog.charlestonwx.com/2010/02/12/winter-storm-warning-begins-at-noon/comment-page-1/#comment-202 Jared Smith Fri, 12 Feb 2010 21:35:31 +0000 http://blog.charlestonwx.com/?p=137#comment-202 Snow reports are rolling in throughout the area. We've not yet seen anything in Charleston County, but I suspect that will change soon as snow is starting to mix with rain in Goose Creek. It's been snowing around Moncks Corner and northward for a couple hours now. This transition will continue through 6 PM. There are some concerns that inland locations may see even more than 6" of snow this afternoon, as there are some bits of energy moving east that have enhanced snowfall in some locations in Alabama and Georgia. This situation is continuing to develop and tough to pin. Regardless of what happens, travel will be tough over the next day. There may be some freezing drizzle overnight, causing some incredibly slick roads. There also is the potential for black ice and refreezing of melted snow overnight Saturday, as temperatures won't get very high into the 40s. Stay tuned -- this is going to be a fascinating Friday! Snow reports are rolling in throughout the area. We’ve not yet seen anything in Charleston County, but I suspect that will change soon as snow is starting to mix with rain in Goose Creek. It’s been snowing around Moncks Corner and northward for a couple hours now. This transition will continue through 6 PM.

There are some concerns that inland locations may see even more than 6″ of snow this afternoon, as there are some bits of energy moving east that have enhanced snowfall in some locations in Alabama and Georgia. This situation is continuing to develop and tough to pin.

Regardless of what happens, travel will be tough over the next day. There may be some freezing drizzle overnight, causing some incredibly slick roads. There also is the potential for black ice and refreezing of melted snow overnight Saturday, as temperatures won’t get very high into the 40s.

Stay tuned — this is going to be a fascinating Friday!

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