South Carolina | Radio Across America — Local Radio, TV News & NWS Weather Alerts

South Carolina mode: when the coast is twitchy, the rivers rise, or the sky starts rotating — this is your one-tab dashboard: streams + local TV + official NWS alerts.

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South Carolina — Radio Across America — coastal storms, radio waves, and local signal

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Tip: hurricane nights are sneaky. Keep one stream running and your phone on low-power mode—information is fuel.

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📻 South Carolina Local Radio

Fast links

South Carolina Public Radio (SCETV)

Statewide public radio coverage with weather, public safety, and community updates.

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WRHI — Rock Hill (News/Talk)

York County / Rock Hill local reporting with practical, community-first signal.

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NOAA Weather Radio

Old-school emergency MVP: NOAA Weather Radio info and transmitter maps.

NOAA NWR

South Carolina Emergency Management Division

Official updates, preparedness guidance, and hurricane resources.

SCEMD

South Carolina DOT

Road conditions and closures when storms flood routes or bring debris.

SCDOT

📺 South Carolina TV News

Local coverage

WIS 10 — Columbia (NBC)

Midlands breaking news and severe weather coverage.

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WLTX 19 — Columbia (CBS)

Storm tracking and community updates across central South Carolina.

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WCBD News 2 — Charleston (NBC)

Lowcountry hurricane coverage and coastal flood updates.

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WSPA 7 — Spartanburg / Greenville (CBS)

Upstate storms, traffic disruptions, and regional breaking coverage.

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WYFF 4 — Greenville (NBC)

Upstate weather and emergency reporting when warnings hit fast.

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🚨 Real-Time National Weather Service Alerts — South Carolina

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South Carolina tip: for hurricanes, know your evacuation zone and keep alerts on overnight.