COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The winter storm is moving out of South Carolina.
The National Weather Service said no frozen precipitation was falling in the state early Thursday.
A winter weather advisory was still in effect until late Thursday morning in the Upstate and in the northeastern corner of the state.
The mountains in South Carolina got up to 4 inches of snow. The Greenville-Spartanburg area got less than 2 inches. About 1 inch was reported in the Rock Hill area.
Duke Energy reported nearly 900 customers were without electric service. Most of those outages were in Greenville County.
South Carolina Electric & Gas reported about 2,100 customers without service. Almost all of those were in Charleston County.
The state transportation department said all interstate highways were open.
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