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Hurricane Lee is now a Category 4 storm with sustained winds of 154 mph. The spaghetti models show Lee turning to the north, meaning it will not be a threat

Hurricane Idalias arrival in South Carolina spawned tornadoes and fierce squalls.

Shelters are a critical refuge for people who lack transportation or a safe evacuation spot. But as a limited resource, they should be a “last resort,” said Joe Coates, the

The National Weather Service lifted the tropical storm and storm surge warnings for much of the South Carolina coastline, including Charleston and communities farther south, around 2 a.m. But as

Despite Idalias potential to wreak havoc along the coast, it appears much of Beaufort County made it through relatively unscathed.

"Hurricanes and tornadoes have always gone hand in hand."The National Weather Service based in Charleston is predicting about a 5 percent chance of isolated tornadoes across the coastal region of

As Hurricane Idalia closes in on landfall, governments, schools, military installations and other entities in Beaufort County are adjusting their schedules to minimize risk for their employees, customers and students.

Tornado warning issued for Charleston area.

Moving at a 20-mph clip, Hurricane Idalia cut through Florida and Georgia Aug. 30, its moisture-laden outer bands striking Charleston around noon with fierce squalls that sent rain gauges along

All flights in and out of CHS will be halted around 6 p.m. Theyre expected to resume Thursday.