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Flakes are flying from Saluda to Lexington county.  Viewers in Saluda county say they've seen at least one inch of accumulation in the town of Saluda.

A Lexington County woman’s frustration with her landlord heats up.

After the Midlands turned into a winter wonderland Friday afternoon, a good portion of the snow has melted throughout the viewing area.

Snow and Speed – it can be a dangerous combination for drivers.

The City of Columbia officially in storm mode Friday, opening it's Emergency Operations Center.

In recent weeks, the city has also dealt with other water main main breaks and several wastewater overflows which sent raw sewage into various rivers.  All of this has some people wondering whether the problems are coincidental, collateral damage from heavy rain or the result of city neglect.

The National Weather Service in South Dakota, which calls the storm "life threatening," is warning of treacherous travel conditions through Christmas night.

Several inches of snow has fallen across northern parts of the Upstate Friday although the wet weather is changing over to rain in the Midlands.

For months, a Columbia family says sewage has flooded their home.

Snow lets up in West, Plains; heavy rain, strong winds lash South, causing flood worries

Early storm dumps snow across Rockies, belts Colorado and Wyoming

Pop-up thunderstorms pushed through Lexington county causing damage to the Westbrook Subdivision community.  Viewers report downed trees, power outages and side paneling ripped off of homes.  Callers says fire trucks were dispatched to the scene to aid in traffic issues caused by downed trees.  SCE&G reported about 374 power outages shortly after the storm.  Eye witnesses described the storms as 'coming out of nowhere.'  We've got damage pictures as well.  Be sure to send your storm pictures and video to news@wach.com. Storm damage photos provided by viewer Jerri Strother of Lexington.

Swollen river breaches levee at Fargo school in what mayor calls a 'wakeup call' for city

Cold slows river's rise but Fargo area braces for historic flooding from the swollen Red River