As of noon on Sunday, September 29, the South Carolina Department of Public Safety has confirmed 25 weather-related fatalities across several counties. These numbers have been verified through the coroner’s office in each affected area: Aiken County: 4 Anderson County: 4 Chesterfield County: 1 Greenville County: 5 Newberry County: 2 Saluda

Days after 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.

At least 15 people have died in Greenville, Spartanburg, and Anderson counties since the storm tore through the region, many crushed by falling trees

Moderate flooding is occurring in the Columbia area and major flooding is possible in South Carolina, according to a forecast issued by the National Weather Service.

Nearly 400,000 South Carolina electric cooperative members are still without power and could remain cut off for another week after Helene’s punch through the state. “This is not a simple restoration job,

Multiple Louisiana fire crews are headed to South Carolina to assist with Hurricane Helene efforts. The storm has caused billions of dollars worth of destruction across multiple states and has also led to dozens of deaths.