South Carolina remains in a state of emergency and winter weather advisory as precipitation ends and cold temps are expected to linger through the week.

The National Weather Service is warning people to remain vigilant because this ice storm is not over yet. Here's the latest for South Carolina.

Offices in Richland and Lexington counties will open at 11 a.m. Monday, due to the inclement weather in South Carolina, Gov. Henry McMaster announced Sunday. An ice storm warning is in effect and is expected to run through Monday afternoon. The University of South Carolina will also delay opening until 11 a.m.

Viewers have been sending in photos of their surroundings of the wintry weather passing through the state. Here are some from Sunday, Jan. 25

Gov. Henry McMaster and emergency officials gave an update on Jan. 24, 2026, about incoming Winter Storm Fern that's forecast to bring freezing temperatures, ice and utilities say cause power outages.

As the first fall of precipitation settles during the winter storm on Jan. 25, local energy providers update their outage maps and detail the latest.

As South Carolina braces for a weekend winter storm, some travelers are changing their plans.

South Carolina agencies are bracing for winter weather conditions by stockpiling supplies and coordinating with local agencies.