1K views · 19 reactions | Thirty-four years ago, September 21-22, 1989, Hurricane Hugo roared ashore in South Carolina. https://tinyurl.com/zddfddjs The Category 4 storm devastated much of the Palmetto State with its high winds and nightmarish storm surge- claiming dozens of lives and caused billions of dollars worth of damage. | WCIV | ABC News 4 | Facebook

8.4K views · 70 reactions | “The city of Charlotte, through Hurricane Hugo, learned how to handle crisis.” September 1989 was life changing. Watch WBTV at 7 p.m. for a look back at Hurricane Hugo - 30 years later. | WBTV News | Facebook

#HUGO - 30 ANS : septembre 1989, le cyclone HUGO de catégorie 4 atteint la Guadeloupe et laisse 25 000 personnes sans abri, 35 000 sinistrés,107 blessés et cause directement entre 7 et 11 décès (rapport de Météo-France). Léopold Pétrus témoigne. ➡️ Retrouvez toute la journée sur la page Facebook et la chaîne Youtube de RCI Guadeloupe les témoignages de ceux qui ont vécu le passage de Hugo. #Guadeloupe | RCI Guadeloupe

166K views · 657 reactions | Where were you when Hurricane Hugo hit South Carolina? Tell us your story and we may reach out to share it during our upcoming special report -- Hurricane Hugo: 30 Years Later. | WIS TV | Facebook

September 1989 — Shortly after Hurricane Hugo unleashed its fury on the Lowcountry, Charles and Flora Hall returned to Sullivan’s Island to find their home in the middle of the road. The inside was basically untouched. See more from our archive here: counton2.com/hurricane-hugo | WCBD News 2