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STILL STANDING! Our ice sculpture is still in one piece, even though it's definitely melting some since the temperature is near 50. How long do you give it? #charlestonsc

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A FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY is up for today because of icy/snow-covered roads this morning and very cold temperatures.

Temperatures will rise above freezing by 10-11 a.m. and highs will be in the upper 30s...but some refreezing and black ice will be possible again tonight so be safe on the roads!

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The Live 5 ice sculpture is still standing...which isn't a surprise since temperatures barely made it above freezing today. How long do you think it'll last? #chswx #chsnews #charlestonsc

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Thanks to Mary Williams for sending in this beautiful shot of the snow over Summerville!

We'd love to see your photos of the winter weather...please submit them by clicking the blue "Add Media" button in the middle of THIS STORY: https://buff.ly/4hrAdf5 

Is it cold enough for you? Apparently, it wasn't quite cold enough for these college students in Charleston...who decided to dive right in!

WOULD YOU DO THAT?!? #chswx

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Enzo meets Enzo! Aileen sent us this photo of the Doodle Enzo playing in the aftermath of Winter Storm Enzo! How did your pets like the cold? #chswx

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How do you feel about the snow? Do you love winter weather or hate it? #charlestonsc

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Here's Bramble exploring the snow! #chswx

We'd love to see your photos of the winter weather...please submit them by clicking the blue "Add Media" button in the middle of THIS STORY: https://buff.ly/4hrAdf5 

CLOSINGS & CANCELLATIONS: Schools, governments announce more weather-related changes Lowcountry school districts, colleges and government offices are announcing schedule changes this week ahead of anticipated winter weather.

Our Live 5 digital team is working to update the list of closings and schedule changes as we continue to monitor the cold weather that will make anything that melts today refreeze overnight. #chswx

Charleston airport waits for word on resuming operations following winter storm Crews have been working to clear the airfield at the Charleston International Airport of snow and ice Wednesday morning.

Charleston airport waits for word on resuming operations following winter storm #chsnews #chswx

FIRST ALERT: Wintry weather causing dangerous road conditions, some closures The Arthur J. Ravenel Bridge is closed due to ice and wintry weather, according to a post on X by the Charleston Police Department.

UPDATE: The Ravenel Bridge has PARTIALLY reopened to traffic; Ashley River Bridges are open again, police say.

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Highs will only reach the low to mid 30s today. Any snow/ice that melts may refreeze as black ice tonight. FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS continue through Thursday for hazardous road conditions and bitterly cold temperatures.

A "First Alert Weather Day" has been declared for Friday in advance of an approaching winter storm. While the highest risk for wintry precipitation will stay away from the Lowcountry, there could be a small window of non-accumulating flurries and/or sleet inland. #scwx #chsnews

From Live 5 Meteorolgist Dorien Minor (@minorwx.bsky.social) -- A "Coastal Flood Advisory" is in effect through 10 a.m. Sunday for the coastlines of Charleston and Colleton Counties. Low-lying and flood-prone areas could see minor or moderate tidal flooding (up to 7.5' MLLW).

FIRST ALERT: Strong winds are starting to turn lighter as our cold front moves offshore! Most of us saw gusts over 40 MPH today, but those should drop below 20 MPH prior to midnight. Lake Wind Advisories will continue overnight inland.

#SCWX #CHSWX @live5weather.bsky.social

A WIND ADVISORY has been issued for Charleston and portions of Berkeley Counties from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday. The wind will be sustained around 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 40 mph at times. Driving could become difficult on elevated bridges and overpasses. #chswx #chsnews

Sunrise over Downtown Charleston and the Charleston Harbor!

FIRST ALERT: All eyes are on another strong cold front as it approaches the Lowcountry this week! While a few showers are possible sooner, greater impacts are expected to occur Tuesday night through Wednesday. #chswx

A strong cold front will move through the area Wednesday separating the week into a tale of two seasons. www.live5news.com/weather/

Temperatures are closing in on 70 degrees early this afternoon thanks to a southerly wind. We will stay near 70 degrees for the rest of the afternoon.