Local Weather Pictures

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• Waterspout on the Cooper River in Charleston - June 6, 2009
  (courtesy of Aaron Smith)
  
• Earliest Snow on Record in Charleston - November 21, 2006
  (Daniel Island, SC - courtesy of Tammy Bryant)
  
  (National Weather Service Office - Charleston, SC - courtesy of NWS Employee John Quagliariello)
  
  
  
• Waterspout over the Broad River in Beaufort, SC on July 13, 2005
  (courtesy of Russ Hobbs)
  
  
  
• Waterspout near Folly Beach, SC on June 17, 2005
  (courtesy of Kirk Gillon)
  
  
  
• Damage in Edisto Beach, SC from intense coastal storm on February 28-29, 2005
  (courtesy of NWS employee Mike Emlaw)
  
  
  
  
• Somerset Point in Pinopolis, SC along the shores of Lake Moultrie during Hurricane Gaston on August 29, 2004
  (courtesy of Mike Stafford)
  
  
  
• Damage in McClellanville, SC from Hurricane Gaston on August 29, 2004
  (courtesy of NWS employee Mike Emlaw)
  
  
  
  
• Tree damage in Ladson, SC from Hurricane Gaston on August 29, 2004
  (courtesy of Mike Blanton)
  
  
  
  
• Rotating cloud in North Charleston, SC on July 19, 2004
  (courtesy of Stephen Knode)
  
  
  
  
• Waterspout near the mouth of Charleston Harbor on July 18, 2004
  (courtesy of Les Franks)
  
  
  
• Charleston Harbor funnel cloud on July 1, 2004
  (courtesy of Kathi Legette)
  
  (courtesy of John Place)
  
  
  
• Ice storm across northern Dorchester and Berkeley Counties in SC on January 26, 2004
  (courtesy of NWS employee Steven Taylor)
  
  
  
• Snowfall and ice in Summerville, SC on January 5, 2002
  (courtesy of NWS employee David George)
  
  
  
• F2 tornado damage in Martin, SC on September 22, 2000
  (courtesy of NWS employee Jerry Harrison)
  
  
  
• Snowfall in the Charleston, SC area on January 25-26, 2000
  (courtesy of NWS employees Scott Edwards and David George)