Tag: Flooding
In Columbia for Nicole, ‘turn around, don...
By Julia Goulet | Nov 10, 2022
Flooding, high winds concerns in Midlands as Ian h...
By Kailey Cota | Sep 30, 2022
USC campus prepares for Hurricane Ian’s impa...
By Sammy Sobich | Sep 29, 2022
‘There’s only so much you can do’...
By Caleb Bozard | Sep 29, 2022
Heavy rain, flooding still top concerns in Midland...
By Kailey Cota | Sep 29, 2022
McMaster orders no evacuations ahead of hurricane, but warns of flooding, high winds
by Kailey Cota | Sep 28, 2022
S.C. Gov. Henry McMaster ordered a state of emergency, advising residents to “run from the water and hide from the wind.”
Read MoreTips to take care of yourself ahead of, during, after Hurricane Ian
by Tyler Fedor | Sep 28, 2022
Wondering what to do with a hurricane on the way? Here are some ideas.
Read More1st major hurricane of season to hit South Carolina at end of week, officials say
by Sammy Sobich | Sep 27, 2022
Hurricane Ian is expected to bring heavy rainfall to South Carolina from Thursday through Saturday.
Read MoreFlooding anticipated in Columbia ahead of Hurricane Ian: ‘Turn around, don’t drown’
by Kailey Cota | Sep 27, 2022
Nearly 30 low-lying roads in Columbia could flood when Hurricane Ian arrives. Here’s a list of the streets to avoid later this week.
Read MoreS.C. town pairs with regional council for economic recovery plan after floods
by Matthew Edwards | Oct 22, 2020
After suffering two floods in three years, the town of Nichols is racing the clock to prevent another catastrophe. Leaders are working with the Pee Dee Regional Council of Governments to develop a comprehensive plan for the town’s future.
Read MoreWeathering two storms: S.C. town in need of funding to survive floods
by Matthew Edwards | Oct 21, 2020
The town of Nichols in Marion County, South Carolina, is still recovering from flooding in 2016 and 2018. Now, as the town works to secure grants to rebuild, leaders are determined to prevent devastation from future floods or hurricanes.
Read MoreTwo years later, S.C. town still recovering from back-to-back hurricane losses
by Matthew Edwards | Oct 20, 2020
After enduring rising waters and harrowing rescues in two separate hurricanes, residents and business owners in this small Pee Dee town are working hard to ensue they are not flooded a third time.
Read MoreA walk through the woods of Congaree
by Staff | Mar 3, 2020
Master naturalist and volunteer tour guide Bob Askins takes Carolina News reporters Madison Poindexter and Maria Jutton on a walk through flooded Congaree National Park.
Read MoreWeekend flood warnings issued for Congaree River
by Zack Bennett | Feb 22, 2019
Due to rising water levels, the National Weather Service has issued flood warnings and a flood advisory along the Congaree.
Read MoreColumbia children’s camp trying to recover from flooding
by Katianne Goodale | Dec 3, 2018
River’s Edge Retreat takes on flooding.
Read MoreThree years after devastating floods, Old Mill businesses regain footing
by Larissa Oakley | Oct 15, 2018
The Old Mill is back in business. Tenants of the Old Mill in Lexington were greatly affected by the 2015 Flood. Three years later, they are still working to get things back to how they used to be.
Read More“Our response is what we can control”
by Turner Harrison | Sep 28, 2018
Officials continued to monitor South Carolina rivers weeks after the aftermath of Hurricane Florence.
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