SCEMD update on current Florence conditions
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.
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All lane reversals for Florence will go back to normal today: SCDOT
South Carolina Department of Transportation say that all lane reversals for Hurricane Florence will go back to normal today.
Gov. McMaster urges people to take flooding potential seriously
Governor Henry McMaster said more than 300 thousand people have already evacuated the coastal region ahead of Hurricane Florence.
SCEMD gives update on Hurricane Florence
The South Carolina Emergency Management Division gave an update today on Hurricane Florence.
Safety drill to test S.C.’s earthquake preparedness
South Carolinians will join more than two million Americans in the Southeast, taking part in the Great SouthEast ShakeOut next week.
State Emergency Management Division Monitoring Tropical Storm System
WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – The S.C. Emergency Management Division is closely monitoring a tropical storm system that could affect part of the state’s coastline. “There’s still a lot of uncertainty in the forecasts,” SCEMD Director Kim Stenson said “If it looks like this storm is going to affect South Carolina we want everyone to be ready. Now would be…
Watch: Officials Kick-Off Severe Weather and Flood Safety Awareness Week
Columbia , S.C. (WOLO) — This week is Severe Weather and Flood Safety Awareness week in South Carolina. Following October’s historic floods, officials are learning from the experience and reminding residents to have a plan in place should severe weather strike any time in the next few months. “We know severe weather can happen here in South Carolina,” said Major…
