South Carolina Storm Reports by City

Browse hail, wind, and tornado reports for cities across South Carolina. Live NOAA storm data with interactive maps and 12-month damage history — built for roofing contractors who need to find storm leads first.

Storm Reports by City in South Carolina

• Aiken
• Anderson
• Beaufort
• Bluffton
• Cayce
• Charleston
• Clemson
• Columbia
• Conway
• Easley
• Florence
• Fort Mill
• Gaffney
• Goose Creek
• Greenville
• Greer
• Hanahan
• Hilton Head Island
• Irmo
• Lexington
• Mauldin
• Mount Pleasant
• Myrtle Beach
• Newberry
• North Augusta
• North Charleston
• North Myrtle Beach
• Orangeburg
• Rock Hill
• Seneca
• Simpsonville
• Socastee
• Spartanburg
• Summerville
• Sumter
• Taylors
• Wade Hampton
• West Columbia

Frequently Asked Questions

How do roofing contractors in South Carolina use storm tracking?

South Carolina roofing contractors use Roof Flow Pro to see which cities and neighborhoods were hit by hail or high winds, then dispatch canvassing teams to those areas. Speed is the biggest factor in winning insurance restoration jobs.

Where does South Carolina storm data come from?

All South Carolina storm reports are sourced from official NOAA/NWS reports and updated daily. Each city page shows hail, wind, and tornado events within a 25-mile radius.

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