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37 years after Hurricane Hugo hit, the Lowcountry remembers it as a historic storm

Sep 22, 2026 | 1:55 PM

It has been 37 years since Hurricane Hugo slammed into the Lowcountry just after midnight on Aug. 22 1989.The storm brought with it catastrophic flooding and w

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