SC no longer in state of emergency as Tropical Storm Imelda veers east

South Carolina Daily Gazette·Sep 29

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A state of emergency in South Carolina has been lifted as Tropical Storm Imelda has veered east. The state had previously been under a state of emergency due to the potential threat from the storm, with preparations and warnings issued for heavy rain and wind. It is unclear what impact, if any, Tropical Storm Imelda will have on the region now that it has changed course.

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