What to know about black ice, the difficult-to-see but potentially deadly cold weather hazard.

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A winter storm expected to sweep across the United States this week could bring freezing rain, sleet, and even a few snowflakes to parts of South Carolina. If temperatures drop below freezing overnight,

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Just a thin coating of ice can result in a travel nightmare, while heavier amounts will severely damage trees and power lines. Strong winds can add extra force to already weighted-down tree branches and power lines, increasing the likelihood of significant damage and long-duration power outages.