Category: Alerts

Clemson officials continue to monitor weather conditions in the Upstate. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning, and forecasts precipitation rates will steadily diminish today. A lull is expected through late afternoon into the evening hours, and precipitation may break out once again overnight.

Officials are working with CUPD, CUFD and facilities, along with Pickens, Oconee, Anderson and Greenville County offices to determine extent of weather effects to roads and infrastructure. Another campus update is scheduled for 7 p.m. this evening.

Any changes to schedules that affect final exams will be communicated as soon as possible.

DINING

Clemson University Housing & Dining have several dining locations open today with a full list available here. Further updates can be found here.

PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION

CATbus operations are cancelled for this evening. Further schedule and route changes will be posted here.

GREENVILLE / CU-ICAR CAMPUS

Greenville County officials plan to evaluate conditions this evening and early Monday morning. Updates to follow.

ANDERSON COUNTY (AMRL)

Anderson County officials will provide an update later this evening on status of county offices for Monday.

Clemson officials continue to monitor winter weather moving into the area this evening and encourage all students, faculty and staff to be aware of rapidly changing conditions. Current forecasts project moderate to heavy precipitation as a mixture of snow, sleet and freezing rain across the region, especially tonight through Sunday.

In preparation of deteriorating road conditions, Tiger Transit Nighttime Services will remain in operation until 1 a.m. Sunday, stopping early to ensure the safety of students, passengers, drivers and vehicles. The R-6 route will operate until midnight as scheduled.

Clemson Housing and Dining has confirmed Core Campus will open for breakfast at 8 a.m. (its regular hour) and Starbucks at Cooper Library will open as soon as possible.

Facilities services has crews on call and heavy equipment in place for rapid response in anticipation of possible power outages.

Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to use caution when traveling this evening and throughout Sunday. Another Inside Clemson update will be sent at noon tomorrow, and pertinent updates can be found at social media links below:

Clemson University

Web: alerts.clemson.edu

Twitter: @ClemsonUniv

Facebook: /ClemsonUniv

Inside Clemson

Twitter: @InsideClemson

Clemson Housing and Dining

Twitter: @clemsonhome, @clemsondining

Clemson Parking and Transportation

Website: www.clemson.edu/parking

Twitter: @clemson_parking

Facebook: /CUParkingandTransportation

The Anderson Regional Joint Water System has repaired a water main break that affected Clemson University and surrounding areas, so it no longer is necessary to curtail water use.

Issued by the Office of University Relations

Anderson Regional Joint Water System crews are still working to repair the pump station line break that reduced the rate of water supply to this area.

Water conservation efforts by the university and surrounding communities are helping to maintain reasonable backup water reserves in the university’s two tanks at Kite Hill and Ravenel.

Based on latest details from ARJWS, it will probably be tomorrow before this repair issue is resolved and normal water flow can be restored, so please continue to conserve and curtail any unnecessary outside water use until further notice.

Clemson University Facilities and the pumped customers of the Anderson Regional Joint Water System received notice of a water main break at the Clemson Booster Pump Station near Interstate 85 and US 76 in Anderson. Clemson University is receiving water, but at a reduced rate.

Please conserve water as much as possible until further notice. Please do not do any outside watering/ irrigation, pressure washing or any other use that is not absolutely necessary.

Inside Clemson will send an update when the issue is resolved.

Issued by the Office of University Relations