It’s now the second-deadliest hurricane to hit the U.S. mainland in the past 50 years. To put that number into perspective, Hurricane Hugo, a Category 5 storm that made landfall in September ...

The death toll from Hurricane Helene had risen to 36, surpassing that of the devastating Hurricane Hugo in 1989. State officials expect that number to continue to rise as they urge caution for ...

41 people died from trees, water & car accidents across SC due to Hurricane Helene, ... Death toll hits 41, making Helene one of SC’s deadliest storms, surpassing Hugo in ’89 ...

Milton is a Category 5 major hurricane with sustained winds of 160 mph. Major coastal flooding now appears possible in SC's Lowcountry later this week.

41 people died from trees, water & car accidents across SC due to Hurricane Helene, ... Death toll hits 41, making Helene one of SC’s deadliest storms, surpassing Hugo in ’89 ...

Also, 386,000 customers of Dominion Energy, one of the state’s largest utility providers, also lost power. That’s roughly the same number who lost power during Hurricane Hugo in 1989, said Kissam.

As Hurricane Helene passes through SC, utilities warn of ‘multi-day’ power outages. Ted Clifford. ... That’s roughly the same number who lost power during Hurricane Hugo in 1989, said Kissam.

SC Governor Henry McMaster, utility and weather officials expected Hurricane Helene to stay west, ... The number of outages has approached the number seen after Hurricane Hugo in 1989, ...

Hurricane Helene’s claims 39 lives in SC, highest hurricane death toll reported . ... Hurricane Hugo, a Category 5 storm that made landfall in September 1989, caused 35 deaths in South Carolina.

The death toll from Hurricane Helene had risen to 36, surpassing that of the devastating Hurricane Hugo in 1989. WIS News at Noon is a full hour of news and lifestyle stories Monday through Friday.

41 people died from trees, water & car accidents across SC due to Hurricane Helene, ... Death toll hits 41, making Helene one of SC’s deadliest storms, surpassing Hugo in ’89 ...

Also, 386,000 customers of Dominion Energy, one of the state’s largest utility providers, also lost power. That’s roughly the same number who lost power during Hurricane Hugo in 1989, said Kissam.