www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2025-01-09 15:47:22

SUMMARY: A significant winter storm is affecting areas from Arkansas to North Texas, moving eastward toward Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, North Georgia, and the Carolinas. Winter storm warnings are in effect as snow and ice accumulation are expected. Tomorrow morning, temperatures will drop to the mid-20s, with snow beginning around mid-morning and continuing through the day, mixing with ice at times. Expected accumulations vary from a dusting to several inches, particularly in the mountains. Dangerous conditions are anticipated on roads and walkways due to slick surfaces, necessitating caution. The storm is expected to clear by Saturday morning.

Expected snow totals for parts of South Carolina for Friday

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www.abccolumbia.com – ABC Team – 2025-01-09 14:15:00

SUMMARY: Republican U.S. Senator Tim Scott made history as the longest-serving African American senator since his appointment in 2012. Currently 59, he was appointed by then-Gov. Nikki Haley after Sen. Jim DeMint’s resignation. In 2025, the Senate will feature the highest number of Black senators, including Scott, Raphael Warnock, Cory Booker, Angela Alsobrooks, and Lisa Blunt Rochester, the latter two being the first Black women to serve simultaneously. As the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee and National Republican Senatorial Committee, Scott aims to help Americans achieve the American Dream and restore opportunities for all.

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www.abccolumbia.com – Tiffany Rigby – 2025-01-09 09:46:00

SUMMARY: Schools in South Carolina are preparing for expected winter weather on Friday, January 10. In the Lexington Two School District, all after-school activities, including athletics and adult education classes, are canceled, with some athletic events moved to Thursday, January 9. Lexington School District Four will dismiss students early to ensure safe travel, following a half-day schedule with breakfast and lunch provided, but no after-school activities. Similarly, Lexington One will operate a half-day schedule, with all childcare services and after-school activities suspended until Saturday morning. Districts are monitoring weather conditions closely.

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