WINTER PREPAREDNESS WEEK: What you need to know before a storm
Even with La Nina conditions, winter storms can hit any part of the Palmetto State as we saw earlier this year in January.
Even with La Nina conditions, winter storms can hit any part of the Palmetto State as we saw earlier this year in January.
The South Carolina Emergency Management Division has released a new, online, interactive guide to earthquake safety in SC
As the annual Great Shakeout Drill returns, South Carolinians and people around the world are practicing what to do the moment the ground begins to shake.
South Carolina Emergency Management Division is making sure all South Carolinians know what to do during an earthquake.
Five of the earthquakes have been over a magnitude of 3, with the strongest being 3.6.
Last week’s series of earthquakes left some homeowners wondering if there are any signs they can be on the lookout for to make sure there’s no damage to their home’s foundation.
USGS says scientists are trying to figure out what is causing these earthquakes by deploying portable seismometers to collect more data.
The US Geological Survey reports that around 4,000 people felt Tuesday afternoon’s earthquake, including those as far north as Charlotte and far south as Aiken.
A 3.33 magnitude earthquake was recorded three miles east of Elgin.
The strongest of these earthquakes shook the Midlands Sunday morning. The 3.4 magnitude earthquake was felt by many Elgin residents.