Power outages exceed 1.3 million in South Carolina due to Helene
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Power outages in South Carolina are extensive due to Tropical Storm Helene's track through the southeastern U.S. The storm's those tropical storm force winds, coupled with rain that soaked the ground a day earlier, toppled trees and power lines in some of the most widespread damage the central South Carolina area has ever seen.
Greenville, Spartanburg and all of Upstate, South Carolina, is dealing with power outages, downed trees, gas shortages in the ...
Trees are down, power is out and businesses are reporting closures and late starts in the aftermath of the storm ...
Laurens Electric Cooperative Inc. gave an update on the widespread outages on Friday evening in a post on Facebook: ...
Here in the Midlands, the areas impacted the most are Lexington, Saluda, and Newberry counties. COLUMBIA, S.C. — Just under a ...
Helene, which was downgraded to a tropical depression Friday afternoon, hit Georgia after making landfall in Florida.
Key Takeaways Helene made landfall in Florida as a Category 4 hurricane Thursday night with wind speeds of about 140 miles ...
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