South Carolina Governor Declares State of Emergency Due to Winter Storm

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has issued a state of emergency declaration ahead of the impending winter storm. The declaration was made in accordance with South Carolina Code Section 50-19-10.

The governor’s office announced that the declaration would be effective from December 1 to December 31, and would remain in effect until further notice. This move is intended to ensure public safety and facilitate response efforts during the winter storm.

According to reports, a winter storm warning has been issued for several counties in South Carolina, with forecasters predicting heavy snowfall, high winds, and low visibility. The National Weather Service has also issued a Blizzard Warning for some areas, which will be effective from December 1 to December 3.

The state’s emergency management agency is working closely with local authorities, utility companies, and other stakeholders to prepare for the storm. Residents are advised to stay informed through official channels and follow evacuation orders if necessary.

Further information on the winter storm and its impact can be found on the governor’s website or through local news outlets.

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