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Weathering the Flood
South Carolina 10 Years Later
Revisit the 2015 flood: stories of resilience and lessons from a thousand-year event.
This Week in South Carolina
The 2015 Flood, Ten Years Later
This Week in South Carolina looks back at the 2015 flood.
Share Your Story
Voices Collected is a public call for personal reflections and memories about the thousand-year flood from October 2015.
Share your stories by uploading video, audio or photos.
Latest Stories
Narrative: When saviors came by boat during the 2015 flood
Previous Coverage
Raging Water | SCETV Documentary
"Raging Water" looks back at the historic floods that devastated South Carolina in 2015.
Palmetto Scene: SC Flood Recovery
Two communities where not only neighbors, but strangers, came together to help the victims.
Palmetto Scene: SC Flood Special
No one could have anticipated the catastrophic damage of this 1,000 year storm.
SC Flooding and Health-Related Stories
Palmetto Scene explores health-related stories from victims of the South Carolina flood.
Your trusted source for weather emergencies
Flood safety is one of South Carolina’s most frequent and dangerous weather threats. Stay tuned for weather emergencies reporting from the South Carolina Emergency Information Network (SCEIN) by visiting the Weather page.
Before a Flood
Chief Meteorologist Tim Miller provides preparation tips before a flood.
Turn Around, Don't Drown
Meteorologist William “Chip” Maxham explains how quickly flooding can occur during severe weather.
Learning about public safety early
Find resources from SCETV PBS Kids below.
Weather Hunters
Weather Hunters is a new animated series from PBS KIDS® for children K - 2nd Grade created by Emmy-winning weatherman and host from TODAY, Al Roker. Each episode is a 22-minute story featuring eight-year-old weather wiz and force of nature Lily Hunter and her family. The Hunter family explores and reports on everything from rain, snow, dew, thunder, lightning, ice and fog to more extreme weather, like hurricanes. This series is about inspiring a new generation to explore the incredible world of weather and investigate its role in their lives.
Meet the Helpers
Many children have questions and can feel uneasy when emergencies occur in their communities. Together, we can help children learn about important community helpers in a calm and fun environment, so when an emergency strikes, children will understand who to look for and how to help. Meet the Helpers is designed to introduce “helpers” and explain the role they play in emergency situations. For more information on this WUCF initiative, visit meetthehelpers.org.
