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A Cold Front Brings Winter Chill and Possible Flurries to Columbia

COLUMBIA: A Winter Chill is on the Way!

Ah, the weather in Columbia, South Carolina! Just when you thought you could ditch that cozy jacket for the season, a cold front is swooping in to remind us that winter is still here. Mark your calendars for the early morning hours of December 3rd, as temperatures are set to take a nosedive, and there’s even a hint of snow in the forecast!

Cold Front Alert!

Here’s the scoop: forecasters from the National Weather Service are warning about freezing temperatures building up in the Midlands. Yep, you heard right! A cold front is making its way through, bringing some chilly vibes for all of us. So, if you see a big drop in temperature, don’t say we didn’t warn you!

According to Chris Landolfi, a meteorologist from the local weather office, the northern parts of Lancaster and Chesterfield County might get lucky enough to see some light snow flurries tonight. While it’s not expected to cause any trouble or blanket the ground white, there is a brief window—think a couple of hours—where those *tiny white flakes* might drift through the air in the early morning. Can you imagine the magic of a flurry in our lovely *Carolina?*

What to Expect? Stay Tuned!

Although Columbia itself may not be in for much snow, temperatures are gearing up to plummet to the mid to upper teens! That’s cold! During the day, don’t expect to see those numbers climb out of the 40s. So it’s time to bundle up, folks! This kind of chill reminds us of those tough winters where we needed to warm up with hot cocoa by the fireplace.

Some of us may remember the last time significant snowfall hit Columbia was back in January 2022, when we got a whopping 2 inches of snow. If you go further back, there’s an unforgettable tale of snow in February *1973*; some areas along Interstate 20 were buried under a massive 16 inches of snow! How about that? Wouldn’t it be something to witness that kind of winter wonderland again?

Check Your Winter Gear!

If you plan to venture outside anytime soon, make sure your winter gear is in check! The weather might be sending a light sprinkle of flurries…and peeps may wanna cuddle up inside for the night. It’s the perfect excuse to stay indoors and binge on your favorite holiday movie while guzzling hot chocolate. Or another cup of coffee!

The looming forecast does remind us that *winter is in full swing*. So while we might not be ready for a full-blown snowstorm like in *1973*, a little sprinkling of flurries adds a touch of *winter magic*.

Final Thoughts

So there you have it, Columbia folks! A morning chill with a dash of flurries could be on its way to our delightful city. Remember, even if we don’t see a winter wonderland on the ground, it’s fun to peek out of your window and witness those *tiny white flakes* dancing through the air. And who knows, perhaps it will inspire all of us to whip up those delectable holiday treats!

Stay warm and keep an eye on the skies! Winter is knocking; let’s embrace it!


Author: HERE Lexington

HERE Lexington

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