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SC facility aims to make roofs more hail-resistant with groundbreaking research

By Local Jul 17, 2025 | 1:40 PM

Thunderstorms can happen anytime in the Lowcountry. They can pack a punch with lightning, gusty winds and hail, and though hail isn’t as common here in the Lowc

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