That's just automated when they generate the warning. The system automatically includes any cities within the warning area (in this case the county) without regard for elevation. Can't really do what they do in upstate SC and issue only half the county because the higher elevations are scattered around everywhere and not just in one section. It's a super common problem with FFC and the northern Georgia counties too.
I'm heading to Charleston for work this weekend so I can pretty much guarantee a big mountain hit. Trying to convince them to let me come down on Monday instead lol.
Looking good for another solid NWFS event on the border next weekend. Euro and GFS have both been showing plenty of moisture. Temps of all things might be an issue outside the highest elevations but if the trends continue definitely looks like possibly another foot above 5kft.
Popped up to Roan today. Not a terribly large amount of snow, 3-4" on Roan High Knob and just a couple elsewhere for the most part. Even the rime ice melted off quick. Still nice to get a snow hike in.