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A winter storm watch has been issued for the Charleston tri-county area and inland Colleton County. Forecasters foresee frozen precipitation to hit the region beginning the afternoon of Jan. 21, causing icy roads and power outages. Read more
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SCHOOLS GO VIRTUAL
Students at Charleston County School District, Berkeley County School District and Dorchester District Two will participate in virtual learning on Jan. 21.
The Columbia area can expect ice and possible snow as a cold front moves through, forecasters say.
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