Lexington Medical Center: Department of Public Safety
All models show Winter Storm Grayson has moved east of Lexington County, dropping very little snow in the immediate area; however, areas in surrounding counties were more heavily impacted and continue to receive snowfall. Please, travel safely.
Read MorePublic Safety senior staff just concluded a conference call with Lexington County Emergency Management and various agencies within Lexington County regarding Winter Storm Grayson. The conditions are essentially remaining the same. The road temperatures vary but are currently sitting at…
Read MoreWinter Storm Grayson is moving its way northward, through South Carolina. Some weather models suggest that our area may receive some light snow this afternoon and into the early evening hours. At this time, there are no concerns regarding deteriorating…
Read MoreGreat News! Lexington Medical Center made it through the storm with limited to no impact on infrastructure or patient care. As of this morning, we have deactivated Incident Command and have returned to normal operation.
Read MoreThroughout the weekend, Hurricane Irma made landfall on two (2) different occasions in Florida. She has traveled northwest toward the southeast, and throughout today is expected to drop a large amount of rain on SC. She is a Category 1…
Read MoreAs of 10:58 AM, the track has made a slight change. Iram will still make landfall in the Keys and make a northwest shift in Georgia. However, while favorable, this current forecast doesn’t mean SC isn’t out of the woods.…
Read MoreAs of 7:40 AM, Hurricane Irma has weakened to a Category 4 hurricane. Current storm track predictions have her making landfall sometime early morning hours Sunday, September 10, in the Florida Keys. It’s projected to continue up the center of the Florida…
Read MoreAdministrative leadership met today at 4:00 PM to discuss Hurricane Irma and the impact she will have on our facility. What We Know Hurricane Irma remains a strong Category 5 hurricane with sustained winds a 175 mph, moving WNW at…
Read MorePlease see the below for information regarding Hurricane Irma. What we know: Hurricane Irma is a strong category 5 hurricane, with 185 MPH sustained winds. As of this afternoon, several models used to predict a hurricane track is predicting landfall…
Read MoreCurrent Hospital Status: Business as usual. All staff is expected to report to work. Good News! The National Weather Service has updated their weekend weather forecast that suggests snowfall in/around the Midlands is becoming less and less likely. While bitter…
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