WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) –With severe storms pounding the North, South Carolina emergency officials are calling on people to get prepared and be on the lookout for winter weather. A meteorologist with the National Weather Service says there will be higher than normal temperatures over the next three months, but he says that’s not a queue to put away snow…
As Hurricane Dorian moves closer to the East Coast, officials with the South Carolina Emergency Management Division (SCEMD) say it’s not too late to get prepared in case a future storm comes this way.
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — May 26th through June 1st is Hurricane Preparedness Week here in South Carolina and SCEMD wants to make sure you have all of the information you need to keep you and your family safe as we get ready to enter the 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season. SCEMD officials say Hurricane and tropical storms are not just a…
South Carolina Emergency Management Division has unveiled the 2019 hurricane guide for the upcoming hurricane season.
COLUMBIA S.C (WOLO)- The Midlands were struck with a surprise Sunday evening when sighting of tornado’s and heavy storms hit the area. Would you know what to do if a tornado crossed your path? If not, here are a few safety tips to help you to be better prepared in the event you are encountered by a twister. First you…
SCEMD reports a 2.5 magnitude earthquake in Fairfield County FAIRFIELD COUNTY S.C. (WOLO)- South Carolina Emergency Management Division reports that a 2.5 magnitude earthquake moved through Fairfield County around 4:03 this morning. SCEMD has not reported any damages or injuries at this time. In the event of a weather related emergency SCEMD urges South Carolinian’s to download the SC Emergency app…
South Carolina Emergency Management Division has released a list of delays due to the winter storm and hazardous road conditions.
With Hurricane Michael gaining strength as it heads towards the U.S. coast, SCEMD officials urge you to download their mobile app.
As Florence becomes a Tropical Depression, SCEMD is giving updates and the State Emergency Operations Center is fully operational 24 hours a day until further notice.
South Carolina Department of Transportation say that all lane reversals for Hurricane Florence will go back to normal today.
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