(WPSA) – Severe storms moved through the Upstate Thursday morning and afternoon, leaving behind damage in several areas. For the latest weather coverage, click here.
Photo from our Facebook viewer Lizzy Miranda, showing sign damage outside of IHOP 
Photo courtesy of Brandon Burton 
Photo courtesy of Brandon Burton 
IMAGE: WSPA 
Avondale Dr, Seneca (Image: WSPA) 
Photo courtesy of Brandon Burton 
McDonald’s/Taco Bell sign damage across from Academy Sports in Spartanburg (Photo special to WSPA) 
Damage outside Barnes and Noble in Spartanburg Courtesy Jessica Lamkin 
Damage outside Barnes and Noble in Spartanburg Courtesy Jessica Lamkin 
Damage outside Barnes and Noble in Spartanburg Courtesy Jessica Lamkin 
Damage outside Barnes and Noble in Spartanburg Courtesy Jessica Lamkin 
Damage outside Barnes and Noble in Spartanburg Courtesy Jessica Lamkin 
Damage outside Barnes and Noble in Spartanburg Courtesy Jessica Lamkin 
Damage outside Barnes and Noble in Spartanburg Courtesy Jessica Lamkin 
Damage outside Barnes and Noble in Spartanburg Courtesy Jessica Lamkin 
Flooding in Anderson, SC courtesy Kathy Cooper 
Flooding in Anderson, SC courtesy Kathy Cooper 
Flooding in Anderson, SC courtesy Kathy Cooper 
Damage on N Highpoint Road in Spartanburg. (Courtesy Ara McKinsey) 
Damage on N Highpoint Road in Spartanburg. (Courtesy Ara McKinsey) 
Damage on N Highpoint Road in Spartanburg. (Courtesy Ara McKinsey) 
Bridge on Shackleburg Road in Anderson washes out during Thursday’s downpour. (Image courtesy Eric Whitfield) 
Young St in Gaffney courtesy Karma Keller 
Young St in Gaffney courtesy Karma Keller 
Young St in Gaffney courtesy Karma Keller 
Young St in Gaffney courtesy Karma Keller
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