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.
More than 900,000 customers still without power in South Carolina days after Helene hit
Days after the effects of Hurricane Helene stormed through South Carolina, nearly a million customers are still without power. As of 11 a.m. Sunday, 904,051 customers in the Palmetto State were still reporting outages, according to poweroutage.us. That’s about a third of 2,818,951 customers in South Carolina that are tracked by the outlet.
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The South Carolina Department of Transportation said Friday it's crews are gearing up for a massive "mission" to clear the state's roadways from storm debris from Helene.
Recovery efforts in the Carolinas is ramping up as the one week anniversary of catastrophic Hurricane Helene nears.
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