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Tropical Storm has formed in the Caribbean and is forecasted to be a major hurricane as it approaches Florida.
What can we see in South Carolina?
will be a statewide event.
Heavy rainfall, flash flooding, gusty winds, and tornadoes are all likely across the state Thursday and Friday. The current rainfall forecast calls for 4-8 inches of rain (isolated amounts up to 12 inches), with the heaviest falling in the Midlands and the Upstate. There is an increasing threat for tornadoes, especially overnight on Thursday.
Everyone should monitor the storm via local news media and follow updates from the National Hurricane Center.
For up-to-date resources, please visit: https://www.scemd.org/

Governor Henry McMaster has declared a State of Emergency in anticipation of Tropical Storm 's potential impact on South Carolina.

For tips on what to do before, during, and after flooding, visit:
https://www.scemd.org/prepare/types-of-disasters/floods/

I have declared a State of Emergency to prepare for Tropical Storm Debby's potential impact on South Carolina. With potentially heavy rainfall forecast for the next few days, residents should start making preparations and plans today—in case it is necessary to take quick action.

Grab a copy of the 2024 South Carolina Hurricane Guide or visit hurricane.sc to determine your zone.

Remember, even outside an evacuation zone, it's important to be prepared for the impacts of a major storm.

SCEMD South Carolina Hurricane Guide In coordination with state, federal, local and volunteer agencies, including the S.C. Department of Public Safety, S.C. Commission for Minority Affairs, Clemson University Extension Service, the S.C. Department of Insurance, National Weather Service, S.C. Broadcasters Association, S.C. Department of...