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Winter Weather 2008

Full gallery »Day after Jan. 17 winter storm

  • Ice clings to a camellia blossom Thursday.
  • Davis Cousar, 10, and his sister, Anne Douglas Cousar, 7, use berries to put a face on a snowman they built in the driveway of their Anderson home Thursday. A winter storm dumped a mixture of snow and ice across the region Wednesday night.
  • Don Ramsey pushes his daughter Leigh Ramsey down a hill while sledding near McCants Middle School Thursday.
  • A winter storm dumped snow and ice across the region Wednesday night, giving children and adults the rare opportunity to sled, build snowmen and make snow angels in the Upstate.
  • A winter storm dumped snow and ice across the region Wednesday night, giving children and adults the rare opportunity to sled, build snowmen and make snow angels in the Upstate.
  • A winter storm dumped snow and ice across the region Wednesday night, giving children and adults the rare opportunity to sled, build snowmen and make snow angels in the Upstate.

A winter storm dumped snow and ice across the region Wednesday night, giving children and adults the rare opportunity to sled, build snowmen and make snow angels in the Upstate.



Full gallery »Contributed photos of the winter storm

  • Syble Morgano of Pickens, SC, sent in these pictures from her home of the Jan. 17 and Jan. 19 storms, which saw snowfalls of about 5 inches and 1 inch respectively.
  • Syble Morgano of Pickens, SC, sent in these pictures from her home of the Jan. 17 and Jan. 19 storms, which saw snowfalls of about 5 inches and 1 inch respectively.
  • Syble Morgano of Pickens, SC, sent in these pictures from her home of the Jan. 17 and Jan. 19 storms, which saw snowfalls of about 5 inches and 1 inch respectively.
  • Syble Morgano of Pickens, SC, sent in these pictures from her home of the Jan. 17 and Jan. 19 storms, which saw snowfalls of about 5 inches and 1 inch respectively.
  • Syble Morgano of Pickens, SC, sent in these pictures from her home of the Jan. 17 and Jan. 19 storms, which saw snowfalls of about 5 inches and 1 inch respectively.
  • Syble Morgano of Pickens, SC, sent in these pictures from her home of the Jan. 17 and Jan. 19 storms, which saw snowfalls of about 5 inches and 1 inch respectively.

Snow storms in the Upstate are a "can't miss" for photolovers. In this gallery, we share the favorite pics sent in by four area families.



Full gallery »Snow comes to Upstate and northeast Georgia

  • A snowman dots the landscape in front of the athletic facilities at Clemson University after an inch or more of snow fell Wednesday night and into Thursday morning.
  • Traffic moves freely early Thursday after a winter storm dumped a few inches on snow across north Georgia and the Upstate.
  • Golfers might have to postpone their tee times today as a blanket of snow covers golf courses in the Upstate including one at Clemson University.
  • Ice clings to a camellia blossom Thursday.
  • City of Seneca road crew scrapes N. Townville Street near Gignilliat Civic Center and Northside Elementary School Thursday. Crews were out at 5:30 a.m. clearing roads.
  • A South Carolina Department of Transportation truck scrapes East Main Street in Seneca Thursday after about two inches of snow fell over night causing schools to close and numerous businesses and industries to open late.

As snow fell on Wednesday night many Anderson University students enjoyed the snow by sledding down hills and having snow ball fights.




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