Imani Polly
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While some parts of the state picked up a god deal of rain last weekend, much of the Southeast remained warm and dry. -
A beautiful, mostly clear week could give way to a wetter weekend across South Carolina. -
Catastrophic Himalayan flash flooding in Nepal shows how quickly an unprecedented disaster can unfold into powerful, life-threatening surge. -
Fall is here, well, sort of. Meteorological fall begins Sept. 1, but the astronomical start of the season doesn’t arrive until later this month. -
South Carolina is seeing two different weather patterns Monday as a stationary front divides the state. -
For college students, getting to class can be just as challenging as getting through it when severe weather strikes. -
Before the recess bell rings, South Carolina Schools may want to check more than just the weather forecast. -
Staying informed can help families adjust quickly. School districts regularly review plans for severe weather. -
Football season is one of the highest risk periods for heat-related illnesses among athletes in training for the gridiron. -
A single acre of corn can release up to 5,000 gallons of water into the atmosphere each day. That extra moisture raises humidity and dew points, making hot days feel even more uncomfortable.
