Speaking of blooming, the cicada invasion that occurs every 221
years has arrived in the Upstate.
Cicadas are harmless insects with big bulging eyes and see
through wings.
A Clemson University professor says what makes this year special
is for the first time since 1809,
two kinds are emerging at the same time.
There are already reports of sightings throughout Anderson and Greenwood
counties.
To see what counties in the state will be most
impacted by this phenomenon,
visit wyff4.com.