Leslie Hudson

Flooding is the deadliest thunderstorm-related hazard in the U.S., and many of those deaths happen in vehicles. Meteorologist Leslie Hudson explains why South Carolinians should never drive through flooded roads and how simple preparation can save lives.

Tornado safety is the focus of Day 4 of South Carolina’s Severe Weather and Flood Safety Week. Knowing where to take shelter can make a life-saving difference when tornado warnings are issued.

Severe Weather and Flood Safety Week continues in South Carolina with a focus on staying connected during dangerous storms. Find out the tools and strategies that help families receive warnings quickly and communicate when severe weather threatens.

Severe Weather and Flood Safety Week continues across South Carolina — and today’s focus is one of the most important parts of storm safety: understanding the difference between watches and warnings.Digital meteorologist Leslie Hudson explains how those alerts work — and why knowing the difference can help you prepare before severe weather strikes.

Severe Weather and Flood Safety Week begins today with a focus on understanding the state’s biggest weather hazards—from tornadoes and flash flooding to storm readiness and severe thunderstorms.

A rare celestial event will light up the skies over on March 3 — the last total “Blood Moon” visible in the Americas until late 2028. Find out what makes this eclipse unique and when to look up before the moonset cuts the show short.

From the Upstate to the Lowcountry, colder air is causing tire pressures to drop across South Carolina. Meteorologist Leslie Hudson explains the simple science behind winter’s impact on your car — and why that dashboard warning matters.

Even as winter weather lingers, South Carolina is rapidly gaining daylight as February comes to a close. Digital meteorologist Leslie Hudson explains why the Palmetto State sees one of the most noticeable late-winter light increases in the Southeast.

A series of earthquakes, including a magnitude 2.9 tremor near Charleston, has rattled South Carolina’s Lowcountry. Seismic experts say while the quakes are small, they highlight the state’s active seismic zone and historic earthquake risk.

From Miami downpours to Minneapolis deep freezes, Super Bowl history is filled with extreme weather. Meteorologist Leslie Hudson breaks down the most memorable weather moments — and why the game has never been postponed.