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South Carolina, 1995

The year's recorded storm events, federal disaster declarations and flood insurance claims.

573events recorded328 in 1994
0deaths recorded38 injuries
$20Mproperty damage (estimates)$473K crop damage
0disaster declarations319 NFIP claims, $2.2M paid
← 19941996 →

NCEI notes that Storm Data is compiled from a variety of sources including the National Weather Service, other federal, state and local agencies, the media and the public; that property and crop damage figures are estimates; and that some events are recorded by NWS forecast zone rather than by county. FEMA notes that NFIP claim records are redacted and aggregated to protect the privacy of policyholders.

Events by hazard

Wind372
Hail149
Tornado52

Includes events recorded by forecast zone. The state's yearly total for 1995 was 573 against 328 in 1994.

Counties with the most recorded events

CountyEvents in 1995
Greenville County28
Richland County27
Orangeburg County25
Horry County24
Lexington County24
Darlington County22
Georgetown County22
Berkeley County19
Charleston County19
Aiken County17
Dillon County17
Florence County17
Marion County17
Dorchester County16
Kershaw County15
Pickens County14
Spartanburg County14
Colleton County13
Oconee County13
Sumter County13
Beaufort County12
Chester County12
Clarendon County12
Calhoun County11
Greenwood County11

Notable events

DateCountyEvent typeMagnitudeProperty damageDeathsInjuries
7 Nov 1995WilliamsburgTornadoF1$350,000—11
7 Nov 1995FlorenceTornadoF2$200,000—4
7 Jul 1995DorchesterThunderstorm Wind0 mph$50,000—4
7 Nov 1995OrangeburgTornadoF1$200,000—3
6 Jan 1995LancasterThunderstorm Wind0 mph$120,000—3
19 May 1995HorryThunderstorm Wind0 mph——2
7 Nov 1995LexingtonThunderstorm Wind0 mph——2
7 Nov 1995MarionTornadoF4$800,000—1
7 Nov 1995AikenTornadoF2$460,000—1
7 Nov 1995WilliamsburgTornadoF1$150,000—1
12 Jun 1995BeaufortTornadoF1$60,000—1
12 Jun 1995BeaufortThunderstorm Wind0 mph$50,000—1
7 Nov 1995GeorgetownTornadoF1$40,000—1
19 Jan 1995OconeeThunderstorm Wind0 mph$5,000—1
19 May 1995GeorgetownThunderstorm Wind0 mph$500—1
6 Jan 1995RichlandTornadoF1$10,000,000——
15 May 1995DorchesterThunderstorm Wind69 mph——1
6 Jan 1995KershawThunderstorm Wind0 mph$1,500,000——
7 Nov 1995HorryTornadoF2$1,500,000——
28 Jun 1995BarnwellThunderstorm Wind0 mph$500,000——
5 Jun 1995BeaufortTornadoF1$500,000——
7 Nov 1995CalhounTornadoF2$400,000——
2 Nov 1995LexingtonTornado—$225,000——
7 Nov 1995DarlingtonTornadoF1$200,000——
6 Jan 1995LexingtonThunderstorm Wind0 mph$200,000——
8 Mar 1995GreenwoodTornadoF1$125,000——
8 Mar 1995GreenwoodThunderstorm Wind81 mph$125,000——
6 Jan 1995FairfieldTornadoF1$100,000——
27 Oct 1995MarionTornadoF1$100,000——
6 Jan 1995MarlboroThunderstorm Wind0 mph$100,000——
6 Jan 1995MarlboroThunderstorm Wind0 mph$100,000——
7 Jan 1995SumterThunderstorm Wind0 mph$100,000——
5 Oct 1995GreenvilleTornadoF0$75,000——
1 May 1995CherokeeTornadoF0$70,000——
2 Jul 1995SpartanburgThunderstorm Wind0 mph$62,000——
9 Jun 1995BarnwellThunderstorm Wind0 mph$50,000——
12 Jun 1995AikenThunderstorm Wind0 mph$50,000——
9 Jun 1995RichlandThunderstorm Wind69 mph$50,000——
14 Jan 1995LexingtonTornadoF1$50,000——
6 Jan 1995BambergThunderstorm Wind0 mph$50,000——

Up to 40 events with deaths, injuries, damage of $50,000 or more, or a tornado rating, ranked by deaths, injuries and damage.

Federal disaster declarations in 1995

No declaration touching South Carolina was made in 1995.

Flood insurance claims with a 1995 date of loss

319 NFIP claims, 215 of them paid, for $2,152,374.

Sources: NOAA NCEI Storm Events through 30 Jun 2026; OpenFEMA DisasterDeclarationsSummaries v2 (1 Oct 2026); OpenFEMA NfipClaims v3 (8 Sep 2026). Built 1 Oct 2026.