An ice storm has impacted parts of South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia. WYFF News 4 will continue to be here after the storm to keep you updated on impacts.This page will have updates throughout the day. Watch our live coverage above. Here are a few links you may want to bookmark. Latest forecast | Live, updated power outages | Live skycams 8:20 p.m. Part of I-85 North Shut Down due to Rollover7 p.m. Mauldin UpdateThere will be NO trash pickup on Monday. Monday’s trash will be picked up on Tuesday, along with regularly scheduled Tuesday routes.We are beginning to see power outages in the City. If you lose power and need to leave your home, there is a general population shelter at Hillcrest High School at 3665 S Industrial Drive in Simpsonville. Pets are allowed (dogs and cats only). Please call (864) 467-3428 before arrival to make arrangements.6:07 p.m. Greenwood County announcementAll Greenwood County offices, including the Landfill and Convenience Centers will be closed tomorrow, January 26, 2026, due to inclement weather.5:25 p.m. Henderson County UpdateLooks like that last round or heavy freezing rain had a big effect on the County, as Duke Energy is reporting more than 11,000 outages at 5:15pm.We encourage residents to stay off the roads and allow Duke crews to work and NC DOT to clear the roads.Due to the weather and the condition of area roadways, the Henderson County non-emergency local government offices, including Solid Waste, Animal Services and the Henderson County Public Library will be CLOSED on Monday, January 26, 2026.A non-emergency call center line is now available, 828-435-2030A Henderson County Emergency Shelter is now open at our Athletics and Activities Center located at 708 South Grove Street, Hendersonville NC. The shelter is pet friendly.5 p.m. Waynesville Boil Water Advisory4:50 p.m. Haywood County, NC announcementDue to cold temperatures and the potential for black ice, ALL Haywood County facilities will open at 10:00 AM tomorrow, Monday, January 26, 2026.This also includes Haywood County Solid Waste:White Oak LandfillMaterials Recovery Facility (MRF)All Haywood County Convenience CentersConvenience Center locations:110 Convenience CenterBeaverdam Convenience CenterBethel Convenience CenterCrabtree (209) Convenience CenterCruso Convenience CenterFines Creek Convenience CenterHazelwood Convenience CenterJonathan Creek Convenience CenterJones Cove Convenience CenterMauney Cove Convenience CenterThis delayed opening is intended to allow additional time for safer travel conditions as temperatures rise, and crews continue to monitor road conditions.County officials are urging employees and the public to use caution while traveling, especially during the early morning hours.Additional updates will be shared if conditions change.4 p.m. City of Clemson announcement”Out of an abundance of caution to protect residents and our staff, please be aware of the following closures and changes to City services for Monday, January 26:City of Clemson offices will be closedNo CATbus serviceSuspended trash collection until road conditions improve”If you or someone you know needs a warming shelter, please call the non-emergency phone line at 864-624-2000.”3:20 p.m. Greer CPW urges people to not drive”This is exactly why we’re asking drivers who are not responding to the winter storm to stay off the roads. We’re grateful this was a telephone phone pole but 20 feet away, it could have been a different story and impacted hundreds with a power outage.”2:45 p.m. I-26 West at the Peter Guice Bridge is closed due to an overturned tractor trailer.2:20 p.m. Clemson announcement Due to hazardous conditions caused by winter weather, Clemson University’s main campus will be closed and no classes, including E-learning, will be held on Monday, Jan. 26, following the announcement of Pickens County government offices closing.No events will be held on campus, and due to road hazards, no employees (unless directly requested by their supervisor for essential services) should travel to campusStatus for Tuesday’s class and operations will be announced as soon as available.2 p.m.: North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein update: Gov. Josh Stein briefed North Carolinians on impacts and safety guidance as a winter storm affects the state, alongside leaders from Public Safety, Transportation, Health and Human Services, Emergency Management, Highway Patrol, and the National Guard.Stein warned the state is “not out of the woods yet,” citing ongoing freezing rain, dangerous roads, and potential power outages; urged residents to stay off roads unless absolutely necessary and prepare for outages. Stein declared a State of Emergency earlier in the week; the State Emergency Response Team was activated ahead of the storm.NCDOT response: pre-treated roads with ~4 million gallons of brine; crews are spreading salt/sand, plowing, prioritizing interstates first, and using chainsaw crews to clear downed trees (including coordination with utilities).Officials warned this rare statewide storm may continue through Sunday evening, with treacherous travel conditions lasting several days due to ice and cold. 1:45 p.m. update from Chris on what to expect tonight1:30 p.m. Road conditions in Spartanburg12:30 p.m: Snow plows clearing Interstate 385 in Greenville11:30 a.m. WINTER WEATHER HOTLINE: 1-866-246-0133: This is for South Carolina residents who have winter storm questions. 11:15 a.m. Update from City of Greenville, Greenville Police:Greenville Police and Fire Departments are warning all about the dangers of driving and walking. Police Chief J.H. Thompson reported seeing eight cars on his way into work this morning — three of them were in a ditch, two in a collision. City Manager Shannon Lavrin reports seeing people sledding and walking in the streets downtown. This is incredibly dangerous. People could get hit by a plow. It also prevents our crews from treating the streets.Firefighters responded to two serious accidents overnight.While City parks are not closed, with the exception of Timmons, Parks and Recreation leaders strongly encourage residents to stay home and not use parks for sledding and walking as we have not been able to assess conditions or properly treat sidewalks and trails. So far Public Works crews have used 4,050 pounds of ice melt and have spread 30 truckloads of salt. They will receive more brine solution today. The City will make decisions about closures and service delays this afternoon.11 a.m.Some sights and sounds around the Upstate10:45 a.m. What Chris is expecting through the evening. 10 a.m. : GSP Airport update “Today’s arrivals and departures have been cancelled. Please check with your airline for rebooking and next steps. Stay safe and warm, everyone.”9:45 a.m. update from Chris Justus: 9 a.m. update: A little fun: Check out these chickens enjoying the snow in Simpsonville.8 a.m.: Conditions in Greenville7:30 a.m. Conditions in Greer, Pumpkintown, other areas from Sunday morning 7 a.m.Update on conditions in Spartanburg6 a.m.Video of sleet (yes it looks like snow) on the ground in Pumpkintown 5:30 a.m.Quick update on what to expect throughout the day5 a.m.: Isabelle Marak is in Anderson County showing us the conditions there. Live skycams from around our area below: 4:20 a.m.Power outages from storm already reported in North Carolina. Track latest outages in link below: 4 a.m: We are live on the air showing you the conditions happening now. Watch above.3:30 a.m. Latest forecast:
GREENVILLE, S.C. —
An ice storm has impacted parts of South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia. WYFF News 4 will continue to be here after the storm to keep you updated on impacts.
This page will have updates throughout the day. Watch our live coverage above.
Here are a few links you may want to bookmark.
Latest forecast | Live, updated power outages | Live skycams
8:20 p.m. Part of I-85 North Shut Down due to Rollover
7 p.m. Mauldin Update
There will be NO trash pickup on Monday. Monday’s trash will be picked up on Tuesday, along with regularly scheduled Tuesday routes.
We are beginning to see power outages in the City. If you lose power and need to leave your home, there is a general population shelter at Hillcrest High School at 3665 S Industrial Drive in Simpsonville. Pets are allowed (dogs and cats only). Please call (864) 467-3428 before arrival to make arrangements.
6:07 p.m. Greenwood County announcement
All Greenwood County offices, including the Landfill and Convenience Centers will be closed tomorrow, January 26, 2026, due to inclement weather.
5:25 p.m. Henderson County Update
Looks like that last round or heavy freezing rain had a big effect on the County, as Duke Energy is reporting more than 11,000 outages at 5:15pm.
We encourage residents to stay off the roads and allow Duke crews to work and NC DOT to clear the roads.
Due to the weather and the condition of area roadways, the Henderson County non-emergency local government offices, including Solid Waste, Animal Services and the Henderson County Public Library will be CLOSED on Monday, January 26, 2026.
A non-emergency call center line is now available, 828-435-2030
A Henderson County Emergency Shelter is now open at our Athletics and Activities Center located at 708 South Grove Street, Hendersonville NC. The shelter is pet friendly.
5 p.m. Waynesville Boil Water Advisory
4:50 p.m. Haywood County, NC announcement
Due to cold temperatures and the potential for black ice, ALL Haywood County facilities will open at 10:00 AM tomorrow, Monday, January 26, 2026.
This also includes Haywood County Solid Waste:
White Oak Landfill
Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)
All Haywood County Convenience Centers
Convenience Center locations:
110 Convenience CenterBeaverdam Convenience CenterBethel Convenience CenterCrabtree (209) Convenience CenterCruso Convenience CenterFines Creek Convenience CenterHazelwood Convenience CenterJonathan Creek Convenience CenterJones Cove Convenience CenterMauney Cove Convenience Center
This delayed opening is intended to allow additional time for safer travel conditions as temperatures rise, and crews continue to monitor road conditions.
County officials are urging employees and the public to use caution while traveling, especially during the early morning hours.
Additional updates will be shared if conditions change.
4 p.m. City of Clemson announcement
“Out of an abundance of caution to protect residents and our staff, please be aware of the following closures and changes to City services for Monday, January 26:
City of Clemson offices will be closed
No CATbus service
Suspended trash collection until road conditions improve
“If you or someone you know needs a warming shelter, please call the non-emergency phone line at 864-624-2000.”
3:20 p.m. Greer CPW urges people to not drive
“This is exactly why we’re asking drivers who are not responding to the winter storm to stay off the roads. We’re grateful this was a telephone phone pole but 20 feet away, it could have been a different story and impacted hundreds with a power outage.”
2:45 p.m. I-26 West at the Peter Guice Bridge is closed due to an overturned tractor trailer.
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2:20 p.m. Clemson announcement
Due to hazardous conditions caused by winter weather, Clemson University’s main campus will be closed and no classes, including E-learning, will be held on Monday, Jan. 26, following the announcement of Pickens County government offices closing.
No events will be held on campus, and due to road hazards, no employees (unless directly requested by their supervisor for essential services) should travel to campus
Status for Tuesday’s class and operations will be announced as soon as available.
2 p.m.: North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein update:
Gov. Josh Stein briefed North Carolinians on impacts and safety guidance as a winter storm affects the state, alongside leaders from Public Safety, Transportation, Health and Human Services, Emergency Management, Highway Patrol, and the National Guard.Stein warned the state is “not out of the woods yet,” citing ongoing freezing rain, dangerous roads, and potential power outages; urged residents to stay off roads unless absolutely necessary and prepare for outages. Stein declared a State of Emergency earlier in the week; the State Emergency Response Team was activated ahead of the storm.NCDOT response: pre-treated roads with ~4 million gallons of brine; crews are spreading salt/sand, plowing, prioritizing interstates first, and using chainsaw crews to clear downed trees (including coordination with utilities).Officials warned this rare statewide storm may continue through Sunday evening, with treacherous travel conditions lasting several days due to ice and cold.
1:45 p.m. update from Chris on what to expect tonight
1:30 p.m. Road conditions in Spartanburg
12:30 p.m: Snow plows clearing Interstate 385 in Greenville
11:30 a.m.
WINTER WEATHER HOTLINE: 1-866-246-0133: This is for South Carolina residents who have winter storm questions.
11:15 a.m.
Update from City of Greenville, Greenville Police:
Greenville Police and Fire Departments are warning all about the dangers of driving and walking. Police Chief J.H. Thompson reported seeing eight cars on his way into work this morning — three of them were in a ditch, two in a collision. City Manager Shannon Lavrin reports seeing people sledding and walking in the streets downtown. This is incredibly dangerous. People could get hit by a plow. It also prevents our crews from treating the streets.Firefighters responded to two serious accidents overnight.While City parks are not closed, with the exception of Timmons, Parks and Recreation leaders strongly encourage residents to stay home and not use parks for sledding and walking as we have not been able to assess conditions or properly treat sidewalks and trails. So far Public Works crews have used 4,050 pounds of ice melt and have spread 30 truckloads of salt. They will receive more brine solution today. The City will make decisions about closures and service delays this afternoon.
11 a.m.
Some sights and sounds around the Upstate
10:45 a.m.
What Chris is expecting through the evening.
10 a.m. : GSP Airport update “Today’s arrivals and departures have been cancelled. Please check with your airline for rebooking and next steps. Stay safe and warm, everyone.”
9:45 a.m. update from Chris Justus:
9 a.m. update: A little fun: Check out these chickens enjoying the snow in Simpsonville.
8 a.m.: Conditions in Greenville
7:30 a.m. Conditions in Greer, Pumpkintown, other areas from Sunday morning
7 a.m.
Update on conditions in Spartanburg
6 a.m.
Video of sleet (yes it looks like snow) on the ground in Pumpkintown
5:30 a.m.
Quick update on what to expect throughout the day
5 a.m.:
Isabelle Marak is in Anderson County showing us the conditions there.
Live skycams from around our area below:
4:20 a.m.
Power outages from storm already reported in North Carolina. Track latest outages in link below:
4 a.m:
We are live on the air showing you the conditions happening now. Watch above.
3:30 a.m.
Latest forecast: