SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WSPA) – Two dozen deaths have been reported as of Saturday due to Tropical Storm Helene’s impact to South Carolina. More than 667,000 customers are without power in the Upstate. There’s no word yet on when power will be restored to residents.

As of noon on Sunday, September 29, the South Carolina Department of Public Safety has confirmed 25 weather-related fatalities across several counties. These numbers have been verified through the coroner’s office in each affected area: Aiken County: 4 Anderson County: 4 Chesterfield County: 1 Greenville County: 5 Newberry County: 2 Saluda

Fallen trees are blamed for at least five of the deaths, including Christine Schmeiske of Anderson, who was trapped in her house under heavy debris

Hurricane Helene punched the Midlands and South Carolina with high winds and heavy rain Friday, leaving 17 dead statewide, a mess of flooded streets, downed trees and millions of homes without power.

Tropical Storm Warning remains in effect for, Spartanburg, Anderson and surrounding counties, according to the-Spartanburg NWS.

Several counties are without power, hundreds of trees have fallen and river communities flood due to rising waters in the upstate

Tropical Storm Warning remains in effect for Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and surrounding counties, according to the Greenville-Spartanburg NWS.

South Carolina public safety officials confirmed Friday there were 19 storm-related deaths in the state. The deaths are attributed to Helene and its impacts on South Carolina. The South Carolina Department of Public Safety said the deaths were confirmed through the coroner offices in each county: Newberry – 2 Anderson –