Rainfall totals from Tropical Storm Debby for South Carolina as of Friday morning, Aug. 9

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August 9, 2024

Rainfall totals from Tropical Storm Debby for South Carolina as of Friday morning, Aug. 9

Former Tropical Storm Debby has sped out of the Carolinas Friday, Aug. 9, but it left behind a soggy and in some places flooded South Carolina.

Here are the rainfall totals through Friday morning as reported by National Weather Service offices in Greer and Charleston, as well as Wilmington in North Carolina.

The NWS notes that observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying equipment and exposures. Not all data listed is considered official.

Allendale County

Allendale Cnty Aprt 4.14 inches

Anderson County

Powdersville 0.34 inches
Easley 0.22

Beaufort County

Beaufort 14.30 inches
Bluffton 10.95
Walling Grove 10.71
Hilton Head Island 10.36
Okatie 9.92

Berkeley County

Moncks Corner 22.02 inches
Summerville 18.66
Huger 16.81
Hanahan 14.38
Witherbee 14.35
Goose Creek 12.96
Daniel Island 12.90
Bonneau 2.8 11.48

Charleston County

Mount Pleasant 16.91 inches
Charleston 15.82
Mcclellanville 15.40
Edisto Beach 14.98
North Charleston 14.56
Hollywood 12.65
Charleston Intl Airport 12.56
Wadmalaw Island 12.14
Meggett 12.03
Johns Island 12.01
Folly Beach 11.53
Wambaw 11.18
Edisto Island 10.87
Ace Basin 10.77
Seabrook Island 9.34
Isle of Palms 8.82
Kiawah Island 8.67

Cherokee County

Kings Mountain 3.36 inches
Ninety-Nine Islands Hydro 3.17

Colleton County

Green Pond 17.57
Walterboro 15.43
Cottageville 14.85
Bennetts Point 13.32

Darlington County

Darlington 6.11 inches
Darlington County 5.83
Clyde 5.78
Dillon County
Latta 7.03 inches

Dorchester County

Ridgeville 18.86 inches
Summerville 18.38
Harleyville 16.93
Reevesville 12.15

Florence County

Lynches River Lake 12.28 inches
Florence 6.76
Olanta 6.55
Black Creek at Quinb 5.80

Greenville County

Greenville 0.75 inches
Simpsonville 0.71
Mauldin 0.65
Travelers Rest 0.65
Marietta 0.63
Spring 0.62
Landrum 0.56
Furman Univ 0.54
Taylors 0.52

Greenwood County

Georgetown County

Spring Gully Georget 15.02 inches
DeBordieu Georgetown 7.09

Hampton County

Hampton 11.32 inches
Brunson 10.57

Horry County

Waccamaw River 19.03
North Myrtle Beach 17.42
Loris 17.04
Little River 15.61
Bucksport 15.11
Finklea Fire Station 13.90
Horry County Police 13.85
Garden City 12.97
Aynor 12.72
Briarcliffe Acre 11.96
Conway 11.24
Red Hill 10.65
Myrtle Beach 8.99
Surfside Beach 8.65
Socastee 8.37
Nichols 8.30
Central Horry County 8.28

Jasper County

Bluffton 11.90 inches
Savannah 9.85
Limehouse 9.35
Ridgeland 6.59

Laurens County

Durbin Creek 1.09 inches
Mountville 0.95
2.2 NE Fountain Inn 0.80

Marion County

Marion Government 8.75 inches

Marlboro County

Bennettsville 4.41 inches
Clio 8.78
Oconee County
Long Creek 0.51 inches

Pickens County

Powdersville 0.34 inches
Dacusville 0.27
Liberty 0.24

Spartanburg County

Chesnee 4.49 inches
Spartanburg 2.30
Greer 1.11
Lyman 0.99
Duncan 0.83
GSP Airport 0.58

Union County

Santuck 4.65 inches
Whitmire 3.39
Union Co Airport 2.68

Williamsburg County

Bridge Kingstree 5.71 inches
Kingstree Raws 14.93
Lake City 8.12

York County

Rock Hill 7.52 inches
Lake Wylie 5.98
York 5.18
Rock Hill Airport 4.28
Tega Cay 4.11
Pineville 3.80
Fort Mill 3.70

Todd Runkle is the Carolinas Connect editor and also a content coach at the Asheville Citizen Times, part of the USA TODAY Network. Reach him at trinkle@gannett.com.

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Missouri beats South Carolina in game two

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April 18, 2026

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Missouri beats South Carolina in game two

Columbia, Mo. — The South Carolina softball team (25-21, 4-13) dropped the second game of its series at Missouri (24-23, 7-10) 5-0 Saturday night (Apr. 18).

Kai Byars led the Gamecocks with a pair of doubles on the night. It was her second multi-hit game of the season and her first game with multiple extra base hits.

The Tigers scored a run in the third inning without the aid of a hit. They would extend the lead and add four more in the fourth.

Carolina’s best opportunity for a run came in third. Byars doubled to lead off the inning and Shae Anderson followed with a bunt single. A double play on a potential sacrifice fly ended the rally.

Emma Friedel (8-4) took the loss, allowing one run on no hits in 3 1-3 innings. She struck out six and walked three.

The rubber game of the series will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. ET.

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Former Texas guard Jordan Lee transfers to SEC rival South Carolina

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April 17, 2026

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Former Texas guard Jordan Lee transfers to SEC rival South Carolina

Jordan Lee entered the transfer portal after a breakout season at Texas and the junior guard isn’t going too far. She’s staying in the Southeastern Conference.

Lee announced on Instagram Friday that she’s transferring to South Carolina to play for Dawn Staley after spending the first two years of her collegiate career at Texas under Vic Schaefer. Lee captioned her Instagram post, which featured a video montage of her visit to Columbia, South Carolina, “Feeling cocky.”

Lee was one of four players from Texas to enter the transfer portal after the Longhorns’ second consecutive trip to the Final Four ended in a devastating loss to UCLA. She was named to the All-Region team in the Fort Worth 3 bracket in this year’s NCAA Tournament following her Sweet 16 and Elite Eight performance, where she recorded 22 points, six assists, three rebounds and four steals while also providing strong defense.

After being limited to five starts her freshman year, Lee slid into the starting lineup last season and started a career-high 38 games. She also averaged career highs in points (13.2), assists (2.5), rebounds (2.5), steals (1.5), field-goal percentage (42%) and free-throw percentage (75%), while shooting 34% from 3-point range.

Texas’ Aaliyah Crump, Justice Carlton and Aaliyah Moore also entered the transfer portal. On Friday, Crump announced she’s transferring to Duke, citing her connection with head coach Kara Lawson.

“For me, choosing Duke University goes far beyond one sentence. The moment I connected with Kara Lawson and her coaching staff, I knew I was exactly where I belonged,” said Crump, who averaged 7.9 points, 2.3 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game her freshman season at Texas.

Crump continued: “Their dedication and vision for the program is truly special, and I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to be a part of it. The connection Coach Lawson and I have built is one of a kind, and I fully trust in her plan for the success of this program. I can’t wait to be coached by genuine people who support my growth not only as a basketball player, but as a person as well.”

Three-time All-American Madison Booker and junior starting forward Breya Cunningham are expected to return to Texas.

Contributing: Mitchell Northam

Reach USA TODAY National Women’s Sports Reporter Cydney Henderson at chenderson@gannett.com and follow her on X at @CydHenderson.

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South Carolina DB Jalon Kilgore has private workout with Saints

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April 17, 2026

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South Carolina DB Jalon Kilgore has private workout with Saints

Each offseason, the NFL shakes up the landscape with free agency, as some of the top names at each position move around the league to new teams. The New Orleans Saints have fallen victim to this in 2026 so far, with Demario Davis and Alontae Taylor both moving on, and Cameron Jordan not having re-signed as of yet. Cornerback was a position that could already use a talent influx alongside Kool-Aid McKinstry and Quincy Riley; now, it is even more of an issue.

Adding a new defensive back to fill the STAR role for the defense is certainly going to be a focus this spring, and that has been clear from the Saints’ pre-draft meetings. Recently, they added another name to the growing list; this time, it was South Carolina prospect Jalon Kilgore.

There is a lot to like about Kilgore, especially in that nickel or STAR role long term. He is enormously athletic and absolutely rapid both in straight-line testing and on the field. He got a decent chunk of his collegiate snaps at slot corner, 1,382 to be exact, but also had 541 in the box, 238 at free safety, 53 along the defensive line, and 24 as an outside corner.

His coverage metrics in 2025 were very solid, as on 65 targets, he allowed 34 receptions (52.3%) for 390 yards and 2 touchdowns. He picked up 2 interceptions, 10 pass deflections, 54 total tackles, and 2 fumble recoveries in 694 total snaps this season. Throughout the combine, he ended up performing well in pretty much every drill, which bodes well for his ability to translate to the NFL. If the Saints are looking to add someone with slot experience already, Kilgore may be one of the best options available.

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