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The season’s 17th named storm, Tropical Storm Rina, formed Thursday morning, the National Hurricane Center says.
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Tropical Storm Ophelia nearly reached hurricane strength as it made landfall along the North Carolina coast early Saturday.
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NOAA Hurricane Hunters are watching Hurricane Lee for changes in intensity as it edges toward the northwest.
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Public safety officials are asking homeowners to shelter in place after recording above-average water levels along the Edisto River.
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The National Hurricane Center says the season’s 12th named storm is expected to form within days and then become Tropical Storm Lee.
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The City of Walterboro is still seeing impacts from Tropical Storm Idalia.
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The Georgetown County Coroner’s Office identified an 80-year-old man as the victim of a crash Thursday involving a downed tree.
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With the sea level expected to rise 14 inches by 2050, the City of Charleston is formulating a plan to prevent catastrophic flooding on the peninsula.
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As the peak of hurricane season approaches, the National Hurricane Center is monitoring six active systems in the Atlantic.
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Several Lowcountry rivers are expected to reach flood stage over the next few days, and local authorities are warning residents of the potential impacts in the wake of Hurricane Idalia.
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Isle of Palms city crews are working diligently to restore the beach after it experienced heavy erosion during Tropical Storm Idalia.