severe weather

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster and Ben Duncan, head of the Office of Resilience, unveiled a plan aimed at limiting the loss of life and property damage caused by floods and other severe weather.

June 27, 2023 — We discuss severe weather season and the effects of climate change with Dr. Kirstin Dow, professor of geography at the University of South Carolina, and Kim Stenson, director of the South Carolina Emergency Management Division.

An unusual severe weather outbreak is expected to unfold across the Deep South Wednesday into Thursday, bringing a wind and hail threat to much of South Carolina.

A nearly stationary boundary will keep the risk of strong storms and flash flooding going through midweek in South Carolina.

A strengthening low pressure is forecast to bring rounds of heavy rain, gusty winds, and dangerous beach conditions for the Memorial Day weekend.

The first seven-day Tropical Weather Outlook was issued by the National Hurricane Center Monday, May 15.

National Hurricane Preparedness Week lasts through May 6.

Scattered strong and severe storms will be possible Saturday as a line of thunderstorms move into the state.

A vigorous and slow-moving area of low pressure will bring the risk of flash flooding Thursday night and strong storms Friday morning in the Palmetto State.

A slow-moving area of low pressure will move into the Southeast through Friday, bringing with it the risk of flash flooding across the Palmetto State through Friday.