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Lowcountry insurance rates surge amid rising flood risks and storm threats

By Local Aug 20, 2025 | 9:16 PM

Insurance costs in the Lowcountry are skyrocketing as the region faces increasing risks of flooding during high tides, thunderstorms, and tropical systems.

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