Post by kdog on Oct 4, 2015 21:11:50 GMT -6
Been watching this for a few days because my kids and my family are smack dad in the middle of it all.
And I was worried about hurricane Joaquin.
BTW, they are all ok , but not so many have been as lucky.
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Actually , they have enacted curfew in many cities, including where my family live.
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And I was worried about hurricane Joaquin.
BTW, they are all ok , but not so many have been as lucky.
South Carolina's weather disaster intensified Sunday as "historic" rainfall up to 2 feet in some areas combined with high winds to strand motorists and residents and force hundreds of evacuations and rescues.
The rain was forecast to continue deep into Monday in some parts of the state. Overnight curfews were in effect beginning at 6 p.m. Sunday in Columbia, Sumter and several counties.
Gov. Nikki Haley said South Carolina's first responders were battling flooding from rains that can be expected once in 1,000 years.
"Our goal is all hands on deck," Haley said of the emergency response. "We will get through this, but we need everyone to stay strong."
The rain was forecast to continue deep into Monday in some parts of the state. Overnight curfews were in effect beginning at 6 p.m. Sunday in Columbia, Sumter and several counties.
Gov. Nikki Haley said South Carolina's first responders were battling flooding from rains that can be expected once in 1,000 years.
"Our goal is all hands on deck," Haley said of the emergency response. "We will get through this, but we need everyone to stay strong."
Actually , they have enacted curfew in many cities, including where my family live.
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