CHARLESTON, S.C. — Heavy rains from a Nor’easter and high tides caused severe flooding in historic Charleston, South Carolina, on Sunday. Tides in Charleston Harbor peaked at 9.86 feet on ...

CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Tornado produced from Debby rolls through SC coastal town The average tide in Charleston is about 5.5 feet, but during the King tides, high tide may reach 7 feet or higher.

According to the Lending Tree study, South Carolina placed 3rd out of 41 coastal states for increased coastal flood events, up 580.3%.

A partial solar eclipse is set to darken the skies over South Carolina on April 8. In Charleston, nearly three-quarters of the sun will be obscured by the moon's shadow during the eclipse's peak ...