13K views · 30K shares | Unbelievable and just stunning aerials of the Columbia, SC flood damage. via Nelson Aerials #SCFlood #SEFlood #scwx | Brad Panovich Meteorologist | Facebook

3.6K views · 167 reactions | Charleston, SC has been inundated by flood waters today. As a reminder, never try to drive through flooded roadways. ️: Bryce Shelton / LSM | WeatherNation | Facebook

27K views · 150 reactions | VIDEO: Take a look at the flood damage that occurred in downtown Charleston this morning. >> See the list of road closures here: https://trib.al/HWpAwd1 | WCBD News 2 | Facebook

11K views · 94 reactions | CHARLESTON, SC- 7:30am: Video of flooding at the Battery downtown on South Battery Street. | Trooper Bob - ABC News 4 Traffic Tracker | Facebook

Charleston, SC faced terrifying flash floods after more than 6 inches of rain fell in just hours. Streets became rivers, cars stranded, and businesses flooded. With soils already saturated, forecasters warn more dangerous rainfall is on the way. Stay safe and stay tuned for the latest severe weather updates. Hashtags/keywords: #Charleston #SouthCarolina #Flooding #BreakingNews #Storm #WeatherAlert #FlashFlood #ExtremeWeather #Rain #USA | World weather

Severe flooding has hit Charleston, South Carolina, once again — streets have turned into rivers as powerful tides and heavy rain engulf the historic coastal city. Downtown roads, homes, and businesses are submerged under several feet of water. Authorities warn of dangerous conditions as sea levels continue to rise, fueling more frequent and destructive floods across the Southeast. This is another reminder of how climate change is reshaping America’s coastal cities. 🌊🌪️ --- 🏷️ Hashtags: #Char

10K views · 39 reactions | A Flash Flood Warning is active for Downtown Charleston until 12:30 PM. Doppler radar shows thunderstorms with heavy downpours moving across the area. The primary concern is the combination of this heavy rainfall—up to 1 to 2 inches—and the concurrent high tide, which will exacerbate flooding in low-lying and poor-drainage areas. | US National Weather Service Charleston SC | Facebook