Greenville County Emergency Management

06/18/2026

From US National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg SC

Locally heavy rainfall will be possible late this afternoon into late tonight across the forecast area. Heavy rain rates could lead to excessive runoff, rapid rises on small streams, and isolated areas of flash flooding,

Locally heavy rainfall will be possible late this afternoon into late tonight across the forecast area. Heavy rain rates could lead to excessive runoff, rapid rises on small streams, and isolated areas of flash flooding.

06/18/2026

⛈️ Weather Alert for Greenville County ⛈️

Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon through tonight. Damaging wind gusts are the primary concern, with a low potential for a brief tornado, especially this evening.

Now is a good time to review your severe weather plan, ensure you have multiple ways to receive warnings, and know where you will take shelter if warnings are issued.

Stay weather-aware and be prepared to act quickly if conditions worsen.
Information provided from our partners at US National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg SC

Severe storms are possible this afternoon into tonight across parts of the western Carolinas and northeast Georgia.

Damaging winds will be the main hazard, but isolated tornadoes are also possible, mainly this evening south of I-85 in northeast Georgia and the South Carolina Upstate. Any tornadoes that develop will likely be brief and weak.

Make sure you have multiple ways to receive warnings, and be ready to move to a safe indoor location if storms approach your area.

06/14/2026

⚠️ SEVERE STORM THREAT THIS AFTERNOON & EVENING ⚠️

Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible across Northeast Georgia, the western Upstate of SC, and western NC today (Sunday, June 14), mainly between 2 PM and 9 PM.

💨 Damaging wind gusts of 40–60 mph are the primary threat and could bring down trees and cause isolated damage. The area is under a Slight Risk (Level 2 of 5) for severe weather.

🌡️ Heat indices may reach 100–104°F before storms develop. Stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak heat.

✅ Charge your phone
✅ Secure loose outdoor items
✅ Make sure weather alerts are enabled
✅ Know your safe place indoors

Storms should move out by late evening, with cooler, drier weather returning Monday.

📻 Stay weather-aware:
• weather.gov/gsp
• Follow for updates
• Monitor NOAA Weather Radio

🏠⚡ When thunder roars, go indoors!

06/13/2026

Expired - The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Northern Greenville County. Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Greer SC, Taylors SC and Berea SC until 9:30 PM EDT

06/13/2026

The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Northern Greenville County.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Greer SC, Taylors SC and Berea SC until 9:30 PM EDT

06/12/2026

🌡️ Heat and humidity will be the primary weather concerns across Greenville County today, with afternoon temperatures and humidity combining to create dangerous conditions for anyone spending extended time outdoors.

⛈️ A few thunderstorms may develop later this afternoon and evening. While confidence in severe weather remains low, any storm that develops could produce lightning, heavy rainfall, and gusty winds.

Take steps to stay safe today:
• Drink plenty of water
• Take frequent breaks if working outdoors
• Check on vulnerable family members, neighbors, and pets
• Have multiple ways to receive weather alerts if storms develop

Stay weather aware and be prepared to adjust outdoor plans if thunderstorms approach.

06/11/2026

From our partners at US National Weather Service Greenville-Spartanburg SC - The heat begins building today with highs in the low 90s outside of the mountains, near 90 in the warmer valleys. Highs in the mid 90s on Friday with Heat Index rising to over 100 degrees outside of the mountains. Highs around 90 in the warmer valleys. Afternoon thunderstorms, some strong to possibly severe, expected over the mountains today.

06/06/2026

🚨 Today at the TR Farmers Market! 🚨

Greenville County Emergency Management is at the TR Farmers Market today, Saturday, June 6, until noon!

While you're enjoying the market, stop by and:

✅ Meet and chat with Emergency Management personnel

✅ Pick up some preparedness swag

✅ Learn simple ways your family can be better prepared for emergencies

✅ Ask questions about emergency preparedness in Greenville County

👧👦 Bring the kids, too! We have some fun kid-friendly swag and activities to help them learn about preparedness.

Come enjoy the market, say hello, and take a few minutes to help your family stay ready for whatever comes your way. We look forward to seeing you there!

06/05/2026

🍩🌎 Happy National Donut Day & World Environment Day! 🌎🍩

At Greenville County Emergency Management, we know preparedness is a lot like a good donut — it’s all about having the right ingredients ready before you need them.

While you’re enjoying your favorite sweet treat today, take a few minutes to “fill the hole” in your emergency plans:

✅ Check your emergency kit supplies
✅ Review your family communication plan
✅ Sign up for emergency alerts
✅ Prepare for summer storms and hurricane season

And since today is also World Environment Day, remember that protecting our environment helps build a safer and more resilient community. Simple actions like properly disposing of hazardous materials, reducing litter, and preparing for severe weather can make a big impact.

So grab a donut, enjoy the day, and take one small step toward preparedness and protecting our planet. 🍩♻️🌱

05/31/2026

Hurricane Preparedness Month may be over, but hurricane season is not waiting on anyone.

We’re just hours away. So...
-Build the kit.
-Make the plan.
-Know your zone.

Future you will be happy. Go ahead and download your copy of the 2026 South Carolina Hurricane Guide.