South Carolina

The heaviest snowfall in 20 years happened on 12 February 2010 when 3.4 inches fell on the city. Charleston has a short and generally mild winter with a record low temperature of 10 degrees F on 10 February 1985 and 0.3 inches of average snow in December and an average annual snowfall of 0.6 inches.

Kansas tends to experience harsher weather than South Carolina due to its location in the central United States, farther from moderating influences of large bodies of water. Kansas is more prone to extreme temperatures, severe storms, and tornadoes due to its continental climate, compared to South Carolina's milder weather influenced by its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean.

No. South Carolina is on Eastern Time and Texas has 2 Time Zones Central and Mountain...

No, South Carolina (UTC-5/UTC-4) is 1 hour ahead of Lubbock (UTC-6/UTC-5).

I'm from the upstate of South Carolina and I'm a meterologist my name is Jerry Williams. I live in the small town of Starr; I think that we might get a little snow. The way we get snow is when moisture from The Gulf of Mexico meets a powerful cold front frome the north. If they meet just right then a snow event happens. Most of the time however this part of the country gets rainy winters and dry summers.

No Columbia is named after the famous explorer Christopher Columbus. You may have heard of him (he did discover North America)

The average monthly high for February is 61 degrees and the average low is 40 degrees. Add couple of degrees for the end of the month, and you should get a good approximation. The mean temperature - the midpoint between the average high and average low - for February 28 is 54 degrees.

The Sandhills region of South Carolina is characterized by rolling hills covered in predominantly pine forests, with sandy soil and few natural lakes. The landscape is dotted with seasonal wetlands known as Carolina bays, and supports diverse plant and animal species adapted to the drier conditions of the area.

Snowfall is quite rare at Myrtle Beach, and it doesn't stick around after it falls.

One option on the South Carolina coast is the College of Charleston, located in the historic city of Charleston. This public liberal arts college offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs. Another option is Coastal Carolina University, located in Conway near Myrtle Beach. It offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs in a coastal setting.

Maine has a longer coastline with the Atlantic ocean.

The water temperature in Carolina Beach, South Carolina, in June 2009 would likely be warm, typically ranging from 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit. However, actual temperatures may vary depending on weather conditions.

The highest temperature recorded in South Carolina is 111° Fahrenheit on June 28, 1954 at Camden. While it's rare for SC to get this hot, it is common to have temperatures reach at or near the 100º mark for a few days each summer.

Yes.

The sharks of Mytle Beach are not the kind of shark typically involved in attacks. Most of what you find are Sandbar sharks and Bonnethead sharks. Lemon sharks and Bull sharks, types of sharks more likely to attack humans, can be found off the coast of Myrtle Beach but less frequently.

Shark attacks are rare here. The last fatality at myrtle beach from a shark was in 1883. Still, stay out of deep waters after 4:00 (feeding time) The lifeguards will post a warning if sharks are spotted. If you see one before the lifeguard, tell him/her immediately.

Yes, corn can be successfully grown in South Carolina. The state has a diverse climate that allows for the cultivation of various crops, including corn. It is an important crop in the agricultural industry of South Carolina.

South Carolina has at least 130 gold mines or prospects, the vast majority alluvial. Gold nuggets to 17 ounces have been found. Lots of places to look, and all you need is a shovel, a gold pan, and maybe a metal detector.

In the Charleston, SC area, fault lines are typically found in the offshore region rather than on land. One notable fault line is the Charleston Bump, a geological feature off the coast of South Carolina. Detailed maps of fault lines in this area can be obtained from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) or local geological survey offices.

South Carolina produces a variety of products, including automobiles, textiles, chemicals, machinery, and paper products. The state is also known for its agricultural products such as peaches, soybeans, and poultry. Additionally, South Carolina has a strong tourism industry, with attractions such as Myrtle Beach and historic Charleston drawing visitors from around the world.

The boundaries between Georgia and South Carolina are political features established by legal agreements and treaties between the two states. The physical features like rivers or mountains may sometimes serve as natural boundaries but the actual boundary lines are political constructs.

At the time of first European settlement, there were several tribe of Native American peoples living in the area now making up South Carolina. The Catawba, Cherokee, Creek, Yuchi, Cusabo, Edisto and various Carolina Siouan bands including the Chicora, PeeDee, Waccamaw and Santee were known to be present in South Carolina originally. Subsequently, groups of the Chickasaw and Shawnee tribes moved into the South Carolina territory after European settlement.

The average daytime temperature in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in June is typically around 85-90 degrees Fahrenheit. However, temperatures can vary depending on specific weather patterns and conditions during that time.

The chief seaport of the Carolinas is the Port of Charleston, located in South Carolina. It is one of the busiest container ports in the United States and serves as a major hub for trade and commerce in the region.

In general, the "southern colonies" were anything south of the Mason-Dixon Line, at 39 degrees 43 minutes north. So, Maryland, Virginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia. (Delaware is mostly south of that line, but is generally considered as a "northern" state.)

West of Maryland, the "north-south" line is generally considered to be the Ohio River.

Geographers consider a summit greater than 1000 feet above sea level as mountains in United Kingdom while others consider them as 2000 feet above sea level.. The others with lesser height are considered as small mountains or hills. Mountains have bare rocks at their peaks while hills and small mountains have soil and vegetation. They are formed due to geomorphic phenomena like erosion or faulting of larger land forms.

The Scandium Stae. =)