Hurricane flooding called ‘historic’ in South Carolina
October 5, 2015
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley called the effects of Hurricane Joaquin historic, producing “a 1,000-year flood.”
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley called the effects of Hurricane Joaquin historic, producing “a 1,000-year flood.”
The show is on schedule to start Thursday because weather forecasters have predicted that Hurricane Joaquin will stay far offshore.
Georgia and the Carolinas braced for Hurricane Joaquin Thursday night and this morning.
Hurricane Joaquin is churning in the Atlantic and threatening the East Coast, potentially putting thousands of boats at risk.
Hurricane Joaquin was upgraded to a Category 3 storm, packing 120-mph winds as it approaches the Bahamas.
Towns along the New Jersey shore are preparing for a one-two punch they fear could bring major flooding.
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley called the effects of Hurricane Joaquin historic, producing “a 1,000-year flood.”
The show is on schedule to start Thursday because weather forecasters have predicted that Hurricane Joaquin will stay far offshore.
Georgia and the Carolinas braced for Hurricane Joaquin Thursday night and this morning.
Hurricane Joaquin is churning in the Atlantic and threatening the East Coast, potentially putting thousands of boats at risk.
Hurricane Joaquin was upgraded to a Category 3 storm, packing 120-mph winds as it approaches the Bahamas.
Towns along the New Jersey shore are preparing for a one-two punch they fear could bring major flooding.
