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Greenville County Monday Helene update
SUMMARY: South Carolina leaders are addressing the aftermath of Hurricane Helene during a news conference. Greenville County officials announced that they will open administrative offices tomorrow at noon, despite limited staff due to power outages affecting employees’ homes. FEMA has approved individual assistance for those with uninsured storm damage. Currently, 72% of the county remains without power, with efforts ongoing to clear debris and restore services. Residents can report storm damage through the SC Emergency Manager App. Officials stress safety and patience while advising against removing barricades or disregarding road closures for personal safety.
Greenville County Monday Helene update
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Scott requests end to rulemaking activity, withdrawal of candidates | South Carolina
SUMMARY: South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott has urged the Biden administration to halt new rulemaking and withdraw pending nominations for federal housing and financial agencies. As the incoming chair of the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs and the National Republican Senatorial Committee, Scott emphasized the need to align with the mandate voters delivered against the administration’s economic agenda. He expressed concerns over the qualifications of nominees like Christy Goldsmith Romero and Caroline Crenshaw, warning that their confirmation could hinder bipartisan collaboration. Scott stressed the importance of reducing federal regulations that contribute to rising housing costs and inflation.
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Partly cloudy and mild Monday
SUMMARY: Remnants of Tropical Storm Sarah have dissipated, leaving minimal energy that will merge with a cold front moving in tomorrow, bringing scattered showers mainly to Florida. Partly cloudy and mild conditions are expected today, with a cold front pushing in from Wednesday to Thursday, resulting in wind gusts of 30-35 mph. Wednesday will remain mild, but temperatures will drop significantly by Thursday, possibly to the low 60s or even 50s. Cold conditions will persist into the weekend, with the potential for the first flurries in the mountains and frost or freezing temperatures likely in the upstate.
Partly cloudy and mild Monday
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Much Colder Late Next Week
SUMMARY: The weekend starts off beautifully with plenty of sunshine and mild afternoons, highs reaching near 70 degrees. Monday will continue the pleasant weather with a mix of sun and clouds. However, significant changes are expected by Tuesday as a cold front approaches, bringing rain and potential thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoon. Showers may linger into Wednesday, clearing up later in the day. Temperatures will drop dramatically by Thursday, feeling much colder with wind chill in the 20s and 30s. Meanwhile, tropical storm Sara, with 40 mph winds, is affecting parts of Central America but won’t impact the local area.
Rain moves in Tuesday
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