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Winter storm plods into the Deep South, prompting states of emergency and school closures
SUMMARY: A powerful winter storm swept through southern U.S. states on January 10, 2025, bringing heavy snow and icy conditions. Governors, including Arkansas’s Sarah Sanders, declared states of emergency and mobilized the National Guard to assist stranded motorists. Schools across many states, including Georgia and North Carolina, were closed due to hazardous travel conditions. Atlanta’s airport faced significant flight delays and cancellations as snow began falling, prompting a ground stop. The storm forecasted snowfall of up to 8 inches in parts of Georgia and surrounding states, while Richmond, Virginia, dealt with a boil-water advisory due to recent power outages.
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Dawn Staley make’s history as highest paid college women’s basketball coach
SUMMARY: South Carolina Gamecocks Women’s Basketball Head Coach Dawn Staley has made history by receiving a contract extension through the 2029-2030 season, making her the highest-paid college women’s basketball coach ever. The contract includes a starting salary of $4 million, a $500,000 signing bonus, and annual raises, totaling approximately $25.25 million. Staley has significantly impacted the program since 2008, leading the team to six NCAA Final Fours and securing numerous player honors. She expressed gratitude for the support from the university and community, highlighting the achievements as a collective effort in advancing women’s basketball.
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Major Cooldown Next Week
SUMMARY: Next week will bring frigid temperatures to the Upstate and mountains, with lows in the teens and single digits, especially on Monday and Tuesday nights. A cold snap begins Sunday as winds pick up, leading to significant wind chills, potentially feeling below zero in the mountains. Sunday will start with some rain and snow at higher elevations before clearing. While there’s a low chance (20%) of snow impacting Columbia and surrounding areas on Tuesday, accumulation is unlikely. Expect daytime highs in the 30s, with additional rainfall projected, ranging from a quarter to half an inch. Moisturizer is recommended due to dry air.
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Bitter Cold Ahead
SUMMARY: The upcoming weather forecast indicates sunny conditions with a high of around 54°F and light southwest winds transitioning to west-southwest at 12 to 17 mph. Thursday night will be clear, dipping to around 27°F. Friday will also be sunny with a high near 52°F. There is a 30% chance of rain late Friday, increasing to 100% on Saturday with rain expected before 3 PM and a high of 49°F. Sunday may see a few showers in the morning, with highs near 53°F. The holiday Monday will be sunny with a high of 37°F, followed by mostly clear conditions into Tuesday.
Bitter Cold Ahead
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