Models are showing a southward trend in snow chances, mainly because of the strength of the cold air dome over the U.S. That cold, dry and dense air is causing the storm track to move south a bit. Both the Euro and GFS show snow for the SC coast, while we stay dry, The Canadian model does bring more snow our way, but it’s an outlier for now.

More snow and below freezing temperatures could be headed to South Carolina soon. Here is the latest forecasts.

After a small snow event in early January, a cold snap is headed toward the Southeast next week, dropping temperatures into the teens with a chance of snow.

Snow will turn into sleet and freezing rain along parts of the Southeast, as well as southern Arkansas, the weather service reported. Forecasters warn that icy conditions, between a tenth and a quarter inch of ice, will make travel dangerous for many. Power outages and downed branches are also a concern.

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But will it be too cold to snow? A sprawling blob of Siberian cold will settle over the region in the coming days, dropping temperatures in Fayetteville into the low teens. Highs probably won't climb above freezing for days,

The Florida Panhandle could see a brief period of snow or ice next week, if the right conditions combine. Bottom line: Cold temps coming.

The current weather pattern in central North Carolina keeps the frigid air around through the end of January, giving us a higher chance of getting a weather system to bring us winter precipitation.