Historical Weekend In South Carolina

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Weekend in South Carolina that has changed to a historical weekend in South Carolina. This past weekend a historical event took place. A lot of rain has fell down, and many different events have taken place. The rain was heavy and there was big gusts of winds. This rain caused flooding and the big gusts of winds have caused huge amounts of damage. The flooding and wind has caused many peoples lives to be changed and many different things have been destroyed. This rain and wind has caused trees to fall, houses and cars have flooded, cars have been submerged under water, places are without water supply, people are unable to use some of the exits off of the interstate, people have drowned, and many dams have collapsed. This whole event has caused

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