High water levels are set to continue impacting the Lowcountry Saturday, with Charleston and Colleton Counties expected to ...
McMaster rescinds state of emergency as Charleston area and coastal SC won’t see as much rain from Tropical Storm Imelda as anticipated.
Myrtle Beach Sun News on MSN
Imelda won’t make direct landfall, but Myrtle Beach not out of path. What to expect
Potential Tropical Storm Imelda will turn away from the coast, but forecasters still expect impacts in Myrtle Beach. When will it hit ...
While all eyes are on the developing Imelda near the Bahamas, a surge of moisture ahead of what could be Imelda will result in heavy rainfall and blustery conditions, whether or not the tropical ...
The Island Packet on MSN
King tide, bad weather bring rough conditions to Hilton Head beaches
Lifeguards have limited access to their chairs as the tide peaks at around 10 feet on Hilton Head. Beach renourishment pauses ...
WYFF News 4 on MSN
Tropical Storm Imelda to bring heavy rain, flooding risk to SC coast + Upstate forecast
Tropical Storm Imelda is expected to strengthen and bring heavy rainfall and possible flooding through Tuesday along the South Carolina coast.
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