@ncaula

Public Service Leader. Public Speaker. Former journalist-2015 Pulitzer Prize winner.

 Charleston, SC
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Joined March 2009
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Water spout of the coast of Long Key just a few minutes ago. @CBSMiami @LaurenPastrana
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We packed the room a few weeks ago to warn elected officials how dangerous Clements Ferry Road has become. Another shutdown at Marina Dr this morning. We need action.
Trooper Bob
@TrooperBob_SCApr 16
TRAVELALERT: Watch out for a crash on Clements Ferry Road near Marina Drive, close to I-526. Traffic is backed up on I -526 eastbound and westbound at the Clements Ferry interchange. 1. Both lanes are closed on Clements Ferry Road near Marina Drive towards Highway 41. 2. Traffic is merging and going around using the median. 3. Several vehicles at the scene and a tractor trailer. A motorcycle is under the tractor trailer. @ABCNews4
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Grateful for the partnership of @CCSDConnects @ChasCoSheriff working with @ChasCoLibrary to feed families this holiday season. #chs #chsnews
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NWS Charleston, SC
@NWSCharlestonSC25 Sep 2025
🌀 Social Media ≠ Official Forecasts As tropical storms approach, misinformation spreads fast. ✅ Use official sources ⚠️ Models ≠ forecasts 🧠 Think before you share Follow @NWSCharlestonSC and @NHC_Atlantic for updates.
Get your information from trusted sources like the National Weather Service (NWS), National Hurricane Center (NHC), or local meteorologists. If a storm threatens southeast South Carolina or southeast Georgia, you can count on us to be posting about it. Model graphics online often lack context and are not official forecasts. The only forecast you should rely on comes from the National Hurricane Center. Anyone can create or post weather graphics online, and some are designed to be misleading or overly dramatic. Sharing unofficial or inaccurate information can cause unnecessary fear and confusion. Always check the source before spreading weather-related content.

ALT Get your information from trusted sources like the National Weather Service (NWS), National Hurricane Center (NHC), or local meteorologists. If a storm threatens southeast South Carolina or southeast Georgia, you can count on us to be posting about it. Model graphics online often lack context and are not official forecasts. The only forecast you should rely on comes from the National Hurricane Center. Anyone can create or post weather graphics online, and some are designed to be misleading or overly dramatic. Sharing unofficial or inaccurate information can cause unnecessary fear and confusion. Always check the source before spreading weather-related content.

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NOAA Satellites
@NOAASatellites26 Jun 2025
There have been many reports of a #fireball streaking across the southeastern U.S. this afternoon! The Geostationary Lightning Mapper (#GLM) on @NOAA's #GOES satellites can occasionally detect these bright meteors (aka #bolides) when they pass through the atmosphere. See the quick flash #GOESEast captured around the Virginia/North Carolina border today. #GOES19
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Dave Williams@LCWxDave26 Jun 2025
Natalie Hauff sent me this awesome picture of the shelf cloud on Daniel Island. Severe Thunderstorm Warning Warnings now extend through the Charleston metro. Take cover, wind gusts over 60mph are possible in some spots. #chswx
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NWS Charleston, SC
@NWSCharlestonSC1 Mar 2025
Are you interested in the weather? Consider joining CoCoRaHS, a network of volunteer precipitation observers. All you need is a rain gauge and a way to report your daily rainfall! Learn more and join here: cocorahs.org/Content.aspx?pa… #scwx #gawx #chswx #savwx
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Flatbed truck blocking Clements Ferry Road near Beresford entrance. Traffic backed up.
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Santee Cooper@santeecooper30 Sep 2024
Boaters beware: We're drawing down the lakes to make room for a wall of water coming from NC. Lake water will fall and rise in the next few days. If you must be in a boat, use extreme caution, avoid the Spillway, and watch for rapid water currents. bit.ly/3XLs9xM
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This isn’t over. Helene’s effects continue as our rivers rise due to the flooding. Please continue monitoring the local news and weather.
NWS Charleston, SC
@NWSCharlestonSC29 Sep 2024
Several area rivers are forecast to go into flood stage over the next several days as water from upstream makes its way towards the coastal plain #chswx #savwx #scwx #gawx
Map of southeast South Carolina and southeast Georgia with orange, red, and purple markings on the local river forecast points.

ALT Map of southeast South Carolina and southeast Georgia with orange, red, and purple markings on the local river forecast points.

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Local journalism matters, especially during catastrophes such as the one being experienced in Western North Carolina.
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Western North Carolina has experienced severe devastation. Folks are still trying to track down family members in Boone, Banner Elk (which has been cut off), Chimney Rock, Asheville, and surrounding areas.
Andrew Gibson@1010XLAG27 Sep 2024
Absolutely heartbreaking footage from my college town of Boone, NC. It’s so tough to see a place you know so well and love so much get devastated like this. Worst flooding since at least 1940, per @wxbrad. Praying hard for my Boone people. Video courtesy of @NelsonAerials.
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Sarah Perez
@SarahPerezTC28 Sep 2024
My heart. 💔Western NC. 😭 Home to Asheville, App State, Blue Ridge Parkway, Appalachian Mountains. Highways gone. Small towns gone. People stranded. Please donate to Red Cross!! 🙏 redcross.org
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NWS Charleston, SC
@NWSCharlestonSC26 Sep 2024
The greatest concern in regards to impacts associated with Hurricane #Helene will be the risk for tropical tornadoes later today and tonight. Have a tornado plan in place in case a warning is issued.
The greatest concern in regards to impacts associated with Hurricane Helene will be the risk for tropical tornadoes later today and tonight. Have a tornado plan in place in case a warning is issued.

ALT The greatest concern in regards to impacts associated with Hurricane Helene will be the risk for tropical tornadoes later today and tonight. Have a tornado plan in place in case a warning is issued.

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NWS Charleston, SC
@NWSCharlestonSC18 Aug 2024
Strong to severe thunderstorms will be possible tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours ⛈ #chswx #savwx #scwx #gawx
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SCDOT@SCDOTPress9 Aug 2024
AVOID THE AREA: I-26 near Ridgeland Following additional significant rainfall overnight, I-26 in both directions near MM 189 east of Cypress Campground overpass is currently flooded. Law enforcement is actively working to move traffic out of the roadway. (1/2)
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Trooper Nick SCHP@SCHP_Troop69 Aug 2024
🚨Berkeley County🚨I-26 eastbound at the 190 mile marker is closed due to water on the roadway. Please expect delays across the tri-county area as water continues to flow to the low country. Please don’t drive around barricades. Remember standing water is deeper than it looks!
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WCBD News 2 | Count on 2@WCBD9 Aug 2024
First light photos show flash flooding occurring now in portions of Berkeley County. Do not move or drive around barricades! >> counton2.com/news/local-news…
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NWS Charleston, SC
@NWSCharlestonSC6 Aug 2024
If you have observed water in your home or business, please let us know. #scwx #gawx #chswx #savwx
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