Cold Front to Bring Freezing Temperatures to South Carolina
Cold Front to Bring Freezing Temperatures to South Carolina
US · Published Jan 9, 2026
A cold front will bring freezing temperatures to South Carolina, ending the recent warm weather.
Overnight lows will reach the mid-20s in Greenville and near freezing along the coast, marking the first freeze of 2026 for many areas.
Rainfall is expected, especially in the Upstate, with windy conditions and gusts between 25 and 35 mph, potentially creating a wind chill effect.
Abrupt end to mild weather, colder conditions
A cold front is poised to sweep through South Carolina, bringing an abrupt end to the recent spell of mild weather and ushering in much colder conditions. As reported by South Carolina Public Radio, residents should prepare for a significant drop in temperatures, with overnight lows plummeting to the mid-20s in Greenville and hovering near the freezing mark along the coast. This cold snap will mark the first freeze of 2026 for many regions, echoing the weather patterns experienced between Christmas and New Year's Day.
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