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Monday, April 29, 2024
The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA) warns that when natural disasters bring destruction, con artists follow closely behind. Scammers prey on individuals who are emotionally vulnerable and overwhelmed. They lure consumers with deals to repair the damage that are often too good to be true. Consumers should follow these tips when seeking help with home repairs in the […]
Food Lion has made a $25,000 donation to the American Red Cross and is partnering with its customers to accept register donations to support Red Cross disaster relief in the wake of these floods and other crises across the country. “For nearly 60 years, Food Lion has been a proud neighbor in many local communities across our 10 states,” said […]
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C.—According to the National Weather Service, a flood warning remains in effect until 2:30 p.m. Tuesday for Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties. High water levels continue across much of the Tri-County area with many roads and homes still experiencing flooding. The NWS reports that although little to no significant rainfall is expected through the rest of the week, […]
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C.–Berkeley County has now been added to the federal funding list for individuals and businesses, county officials stated. According to Supervisor Bill Peagler representatives with FEMA are assessing the damage the flood has left behind in Berkeley County. The heavy downpour has destroyed several of the county’s roads, many homes and vehicles. “We are grateful that some of […]
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C.–Berkeley County Supervisor Bill Peagler released a status update on the flooding in Berkeley County, while also announcing updated road closures and a status on government operations for tomorrow. “Berkeley County is full of hard-working, generous and resilient people,” said Peagler. “These characteristics have shown through in the past few days – neighbors assisting neighbors while the flood […]
HUGER, S.C. — A mother and her infant were rescued from the roof of their flooded home by a Coast Guard air crew in Huger, S.C. Sunday. Cristi Mueller and Kailynn Walts, her 15-month-old daughter, became stranded due to heavy rain and flooding. Both mother and child are in good condition with no injuries. The Coast Guard was notified of […]
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C.–According to the National Weather Service, a portion of southeast South Carolina, including Berkeley County, remains under a flash flood watch until 5 p.m. The NWS reports that flooded areas will be slow to recede into the afternoon despite the end of heavier showers and isolated thunderstorms. However, any additional light and moderate showers that develop will only […]
MONCKS CORNER, S.C. – According to Santee Cooper officials, the past several days of extreme rainfall throughout South Carolina have caused increased inflows to the Santee Cooper Lakes system, resulting in spilling operations on Lake Marion. Santee Cooper’s dams and dikes are secure. Spilling is a normal part of Santee Cooper’s hydroelectric operations in periods of increased flows into the […]
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C.–The severe rainfall which has resulted in historic flooding throughout the Lowcountry has closed Cypress Gardens until further notice. While many people hate to see one of the area’s most popular attractions closed, they say they certainly understand. “So sad. My daughter and son-in-law volunteer there,” stated Lorie Beercheck. “I’ve been lucky enough to visit twice. It is a […]
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C.–According to the National Weather Service, historic and life-threatening flash flooding will continue into Monday across the Lowcountry. Tropical moisture combined with low pressure and a stalled front along the coast will continue to produce periods of heavy rain. The NWS reports that heavy rain will maintain and even exacerbate ongoing life-threatening flash flooding. Forecasters say the rain […]
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