Less than an inch of snow fell across Upstate South Carolina, closing schools, businesses and community organizations as bitter cold took hold. The temperature Wednesday morning hovered in the teens.

Areas across South Carolina saw snow on Tuesday, some places that very rarely see it. Here are some preliminary reports from the National Weather Service. Sign up for our NewslettersUpdated totals out as of 10 a.

Upstate South Carolina is still under a winter weather storm warning due to Friday's snow, with conditions expected to last until 7 a.m. Saturday.

Portions of northeast Georgia, Piedmont and Western North Carolina, and Upstate South Carolina are currently under a winter storm warning by the National Weather Service. The warning, which replaced an earlier winter storm watch, is in effect from 7 a.m. Friday through Saturday morning.

School districts announcing changes in South Carolina for Wednesday due to snow: We will add to this list if other districts make changes:Greenville County Schools: "Greenville County Schools will have an eLearning day Wednesday,

Below freezing weather is headed to South Carolina. Here’s how long it will last and where you can set your thermostat to save money.

Residents who have not gotten supplies yet should do so because of the storm's potential for icing and power outages.

Bitterly cold air heads our way early next week. But this weekend we do have rain and some mountain snow on the way.

The Upstate's Greenville and the Midlands' Columbia saw winter weather. Florence County saw freezing rain and sleet due to the ocean's warm water temperature.

It’s a Weather Impact Week in the Upstate and western North Carolina, due to extreme cold temperatures and potential snow.

Upstate South Carolina will potentially be blasted by a winter storm expected to arrive Friday after sunset, and so various government agencies and Duke Energy are preparing as best they can.

Upstate South Carolina is still under a winter weather storm warning due to Friday's snow, with conditions expected to last until 7 a.m. Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.