The storm is forecast to begin on Friday night.

At least 2-4 inches of snow is expected across the area, with locally higher totals of 8-12 inches where heaviest band of snow develops.

South Carolina remains in a state of emergency and winter weather advisory as precipitation ends and cold temps are expected to linger through the week.

While forecasters are uncertain on when and where snow may fall, confidence is increasing that low pressure system could hit South Carolina Jan. 31-Feb. 1.

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – With very cold temperatures expected this weekend across the Lowcountry, and the potential development of an offshore low, we could see some type of winter weather in the Lowcountry.

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.

South Carolina will see temperatures in the teens this week and possible snow. Crysty Vaughan shares tips from experts on heating safety.

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

Another blast of Arctic air has settled into South Carolina. With an extended stretch of below-normal temperatures, residents are urged to take precautions.

The South Carolina Department of Public Health has opened its Triage Line for residents ahead of the expected winter weather impacts across the state.

What to watch out for so you don't get scammed before or after ice and snowstorms.

COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– From the ABC Columbia weather team, we can expect snow most all day Saturday. The snow is a dry snow and that means some fun, like Sledding. The Midlands is enjoying all the snow! Meteorologist Tyler Ryan got a first hand look in Lexington.