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Flooding, high winds concerns in Midlands as Ian hits SC
Columbia still is expected to see rainfall, strong winds, potential flooding, even as Hurricane Ian’s path shifts slightly to the east in the state.
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USC campus prepares for Hurricane Ian’s impact
University officials and on-campus residents alike are taking steps to get ready for the remnants of Hurricane Ian.
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‘There’s only so much you can do’: Five Points prepares for Ian’s heavy rain
Businesses in Five Points are hoping for the best as they prepare for potential flooding over the weekend from Hurricane Ian.
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Heavy rain, flooding still top concerns in Midlands as Ian makes its way to SC
The Midlands is expected to receive 2 to 6 inches of rain Friday as Hurricane Ian’s effects are felt throughout the Palmetto State.
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McMaster orders no evacuations ahead of hurricane, but warns of flooding, high winds
S.C. Gov. Henry McMaster ordered a state of emergency, advising residents to “run from the water and hide from the wind.”
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Tips to take care of yourself ahead of, during, after Hurricane Ian
Wondering what to do with a hurricane on the way? Here are some ideas.
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1st major hurricane of season to hit South Carolina at end of week, officials say
Hurricane Ian is expected to bring heavy rainfall to South Carolina from Thursday through Saturday.
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Flooding anticipated in Columbia ahead of Hurricane Ian: ‘Turn around, don’t drown’
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.
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N.C. coastal community struggling to rebuild after Florence
On Bald Head Island, residents are clearing debris from their houses weeks after Hurricane Florence.
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We might be saying bye to the summer months for now, but Lexington is already looking forward to June. The town said it plans to recognize Juneteenth as an official town holiday. Juneteenth is a day to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States.
Police Departments across the state have spent the morning responding to what were determined to be “prank calls” reporting active shooters in schools. Several schools remain on lockdown as officers make sure there is no threat. No injuries have been reported.