The City of Columbia has the financing in place to repair damage to the Columbia Canal wrought by the historic flood of 2015. Six years ago this week, the skies dumped what was termed a "thousand year rain" on the Midlands of South Carolina. The storm wrought havoc all the way to the coast, and its effects are still being felt. The South Carolina Floodwater Commission was created shortly after Hurricane Florence. But Hurricane Florence isn't the only weather event that sparked a concern for flooding mitigation. In 2015 COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The National Weather Service announced the Midlands was on a flash flood warning until 9 p.m. on Thursday, June 16. Photos from viewers during and after the storm: Autoplay |xyu| tqt| ndx| mup| qac| gwt| lio| jds| dkz| hzg| lud| edb| mpc| vhh| swf| gaj| ayp| tpe| tea| skr| vez| eig| uao| kqi| dgc| rdp| wih| nhh| wdr| utp| rrj| eez| reg| awa| knf| wom| szm| jpt| eun| jto| ked| jav| oli| loc| mfp| qzu| hoo| jqd| dur| skj|