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Category Archives: Hurricane Season
Saying ‘Sayonara’ to the 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Tomorrow marks the official end to the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season, and the South Carolina coast has escaped largely unscathed. All told, the season saw 19 tropical storms and 10 hurricanes. As far as records are concerned, Hurricane Nadine became … Continue reading
Posted in Hurricane Season, Keeping the Lights On, Outages/Storms, Santee Cooper, Storms
Tagged 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Season, Georgetown County, Grand Strand, Horry County, Hurricane Hazel, Hurricane Hugo, Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Nadine, Hurricane Sandy, New Jersey, New York, Saffir-Simpson, Santee Cooper, Storm Surge, The Sun News
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Getting the Garden State Back Online
Chances are you’ve recently seen friends on Facebook posting about the things they’re thankful for. The sentiment is to post one thing you’re thankful for each day in November. Although I haven’t participated on Facebook, I want to share with … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Customer Care, Hurricane Season, Keeping the Lights On, Outages/Storms, Santee Cooper, Storms
Tagged New Jersey, Sandy, Santee Cooper
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Better planning through technology
We’re headlong into the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season, which has been relatively quiet despite a record-breaking start. Tropical Storm Debby was the earliest fourth-named storm in history, and tropical storms Alberto and Beryl formed before the official hurricane season had even … Continue reading
Posted in Hurricane Season, Outages/Storms, Safety, Storms
Tagged Android, App, Emergency Planning, Facebook, Hurricane, Hurricane Season, iPhone, NOAA, Red Cross, Santee Cooper, Storm Center, Twitter
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Hurricane Season is Serious Business
September 22, 1989, is a day that lives in infamy among the many Santee Cooper retirees and employees who have worked here long enough to remember it. Early that morning, Hurricane Hugo came ashore at the Isle of Palms in South … Continue reading
Posted in Hurricane Season, Keeping the Lights On, Santee Cooper History, Storms
Tagged Emergency, Hugo, Hurricane Hugo, Hurricane Season, National Hurricane Center, NHC, NOAA, S.C. Emergency Management Division, Santee Cooper, SCEMD, Storms
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