News Summary
A cold weather advisory has been implemented by the National Weather Service for Upstate South Carolina as temperatures plummet dangerously low, prompting residents to take precautions. Wind chills could reach 6 degrees below zero, causing potential health risks like hypothermia. A new extreme cold weather shelter has been opened to assist those without heat. The community is encouraged to stay safe and donate supplies to help those in need amid this severe cold front.
Cold Weather Advisory Issued for Upstate South Carolina
As temperatures dip dramatically, residents of Upstate South Carolina are bracing for a cold snap that is sure to make you want to stay bundled up indoors. An updated cold weather advisory was put in place by the National Weather Service (NWS) for the region, starting from midnight on Monday and lasting until noon. This announcement comes just in time, as the chilly air rolls into the area, and frostbite isn’t just a scare tactic this time!
What to Expect
Additionally, the combination of freezing temperatures and reduced visibility might create dangerous driving conditions, turning your morning commute into a test of resilience. If you must venture outside, be sure to drive safely by slowing down, using low-beam headlights and fog lamps, and keeping a safe distance from the car in front of you.
Keeping Warm and Safe
Shelters to the Rescue
Support and Donations Welcome
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Additional Resources
- WSPA: Cold Weather Shelters Open in Spartanburg
- Myrtle Beach Online: Weather News
- Greenville Online: Winter Weather Forecast
- News Break: South Carolina Weather Alert
- Country Herald: South Carolina Cold Wave
- Wikipedia: Cold Wave

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