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@SCEMD
Official information from the South Carolina Emergency Management Division. #sctweets #scwx #KnowYourZone #SCEmergency #EmergencyPrep #EMGTwitter
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  • @SCEMD
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    Hurricane #Isaias Update (10/8/2026) Rain is the biggest concern for SC late Friday, continuing through the weekend. Moderate to heavy rain could bring 2-4 inches, localized amounts up to 6 inches & potential flash flooding in some areas. Isolated tornadoes possible Saturday.
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    SC Emergency Management Division
    @SCEMD
    6h
    NEWS RELEASE: South Carolina to ShakeOut for Earthquake Preparedness Week Read more here: scemd.org/news/south-car…
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  • @SCEMD
    SC Emergency Management Division
    @SCEMD
    Oct 7
    @NWS reports that in SC, potential impacts from Tropical Storm Isaias include heavy rainfall & localized flooding, set to begin late Friday & continue through the weekend. Keep in mind that social media can be flooded with rumors & inaccurate forecasts. Follow reliable sources.
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  • @SCEMD
    SC Emergency Management Division
    @SCEMD
    Oct 7
    Paw-paring a kit for your pet? Make sure to include a picture of you and your furry friend! In the event that you get separated from your pet, having this photo can be important for identification. Want more information about pet preparedness? Visit scemd.org/prepare/your-e…
    A image of a wall with pictures hung up on it. One is of a woman holding her cat, another is a starry night painting. In between them sits a cuckoo clock. Text on the wall reads “ Have a picture with you and your pet.”
  • @SCEMD
    SC Emergency Management Division
    @SCEMD
    Oct 6
    One extension cord is enough! Never plug an extension cord into another extension cord. It can overload the cords, cause them to overheat and create a fire hazard. One cord. One outlet. #FireSafety
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