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South Carolina ETV and Public Radio Chief Meteorologist Tim Miller reflecting back to Sept. 22, 1989, the 37th anniversary of the most infamous weather event in modern South Carolina history. Tim Miller also sat down with ATC Host, Reagan Knight, to talk about Hugo and hurricane preparedness.
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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.
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The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is record-breaking in its unprecedented lack of activity.
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A beautiful, mostly clear week could give way to a wetter weekend across South Carolina.
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Today, Sept. 10th, marks the official climatological peak of the Atlantic hurricane season. It’s the day when the ocean is prime for tropical development.
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Catastrophic Himalayan flash flooding in Nepal shows how quickly an unprecedented disaster can unfold into powerful, life-threatening surge.
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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.
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South Carolina is seeing two different weather patterns Monday as a stationary front divides the state.
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For college students, getting to class can be just as challenging as getting through it when severe weather strikes.
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Parts of South Carolina could be the hottest places in the country this weekend.