Between midnight and 9 a.m. Friday, Hilton Head Island Fire responded to 35 downed trees, two of which involved damage to buildings, according to spokesperson Joheida Fister.

When Hurricane Matthew hit Hilton Head on Oct. 8, 2016, as a Category 2 storm, it flooded the island, felled thousands of trees and ate away at dunes and the shoreline. It caused $51 million in ...

Hilton Head Fire Rescue responded to 33 Idalia-related calls as the storm pushed across the island and back into the Atlantic. Of those 33, 31 were “tree down related incidents.” ...

Much of the damage that was done came at the hands of powerful wind gusts toppling old, weakened trees or ripping away large branches. According to Hilton Head Island Building Official Christopher ...

During Hurricane Matthew in 2016, which hit as a Category 2, the island saw thousands of downed trees. During Irma in 2017, which struck Hilton Head as a tropical storm, the island saw major flooding.

During Hurricane Matthew in 2016, which hit as a Category 2, the island saw thousands of downed trees. During Irma in 2017, which struck Hilton Head as a tropical storm, the island saw major flooding.

How did Hurricane Ian impact Hilton Head? Hilton Head Island: Hurricane Ian brought strong winds and rain but passed without causing much damage, according to local television station, WTOC11.

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Hilton Head Island Fire Rescue ceased operations at 1:55 a.m. due to weather conditions but began surveying damage and clearing trees at daybreak.

As the eye of Hurricane Dorian moved off the coast of Beaufort County on Wednesday evening, Hilton Head, Beaufort and Bluffton first-responders, leaders remember Hurricane Matthew and look at ...

Firefighters worked to cut up the trees and clear the roadways. Around 3 p.m. Wednesday, a 20-foot tree fell near Port Royal Plantation on Hilton Head Island, blocking two eastbound lanes of U.S. 278.