A wintry mix with light snow remains possible in inland Lowcountry areas and southeast Georgia on January 19, 2026, per the National Weather Service in Charleston. Accumulations should stay minimal, at a trace to half an inch, mostly on grass and rooftops, with little impact on coastal Charleston.
Snow Potential
Highest chances for minor snow lie well inland, away from the Charleston metro, where marginal temperatures limit sticking on roads. Isolated slick spots may form on bridges or overpasses, but widespread travel disruptions are not expected.​
Overnight Risks
Temperatures will drop sharply tonight, raising the chance of patchy black ice by early Monday morning in moist or shaded areas. Steady winds and falling humidity should curb widespread ice, though caution is advised for commuters.
Safety Tips
Slow down, increase following distance, and watch for slick spots on elevated or shaded roads. Monitor National Weather Service updates for any evolving conditions.
