Caribbean Guest Stars Tropical Depression, South Carolina Panics
The National Hurricane Center has a tropical depression chilling over the Caribbean like it’s debating whether to spill onto the East Coast party. With a name as harmless as a wet sock, this storm’s threat level just got South Carolina’s Governor Henry McMaster to drop the ultimate mood-setter: a state of emergency. Turns out even tropical depressions can make a governor sweat more than a Monday morning Zoom call. The warning is OUT, but the question remains—will this soggy mood swing into a full-blown hurricane or just ghost us with awkward weather small talk? Stay tuned as the Caribbean drama heads north.
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Only South Carolina mistakes a tropical depression for an actual emergency. That’s like calling 911 because you stubbed your toe on Monday.
Look out East Coast, a tropical depression might show up like that one guest at every party who doesn’t know when to leave.
South Carolina issuing a state of emergency over this tropical depression like it’s the sequel to Sharknado nobody asked for.
Source: Feeds | Published: 9/27/2025 | Author: Alana Wise
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