Hurricane Hermine Downgrades to Tropical Storm

Ask A Question

Name*
First Last
Email*
Phone
Company
Reason for contacting
Message
CAPTCHA
Email
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Featured Content

April 20, 2023, Cincinnati, Ohio – RelaDyne, the nation’s largest lubricant distributor and market leader in fuel, diesel exhaust fluid (“DEF”), and industrial reliability services has partnered with Sun Coast Resources (“Sun Coast”), one of the nation’s preeminent leaders in fuel, lubricants, DEF distribution and emergency response solutions. The combination of Sun Coast and RelaDyne … Continued

Hermine has now weakened to a tropical storm since hitting landfall and moving farther inland across the Southeast states early Friday morning. Heavy rain from Hermine will continue to impact a swath from Florida to Georgia and the Carolinas on Friday. Tropical storm-force winds, isolated tornadoes and storm surge flooding are also threats in that same area.

As with most landfalling tropical cyclones, there is a threat of tornadoes embedded in rainbands. Today, this threat is focused from north Florida to the eastern Carolinas. An isolated tornado threat may continue Saturday in eastern North Carolina and far southeast Virginia. Due to this, the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued a tornado watch valid until 4 p.m. EDT for coastal portions of Georgia, South Carolina and southeast North Carolina. This watch includes Charleston, South Carolina, and Savannah, Georgia.

Sun Coast is here to help you prepare and respond with disaster planning services, response and priority agreements, emergency fleet and generator fueling, storage tanks, mobile fueling stations, generator services, vacuum truck services and more.

Visit weather.com for up to date weather information.