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Charleston Floods Leave Widespread Damage | Charleston News
Charleston’s streets turned into rivers Sunday night after a record-breaking four inches of rain—second-worst in a single day since 1961—swamping homes, submerging cars, and washing out roads. Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin is urgently asking residents to complete damage surveys, which are vital for insurance claims and securing state and federal aid; the city’s recovery efforts can’t move forward without them. Public Works crews are racing to clear debris and reopen roads, knowing permanent fixes lie ahead. Debris pickup for unincorporated Kanawha County areas begins Monday on Campbells Creek…
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