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King tides, high surf trigger downtown Charleston street flooding; more expected Monday
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Coastal flooding closed several streets across downtown Charleston Sunday, making it difficult for drivers and pedestrians to get around. Hagood Avenue, Society Street, Washington Street, Fishburne Street and Broad Street were among some of the roads affected. Water covered sidewalks and rose above ankle level in some areas.
Charleston City Paper
King tides threaten to swamp morning commute through Wednesday
MORNING HEADLINES | Local leaders are advising Charleston commuters to expect delays this morning as strong offshore winds combine with the highest tides of the year to flood low-lying coastal areas throughout the region. National Weather Service flood warnings are in effect for Charleston and Colleton counties until 11 a.m.,...
Country Herald
Southeast Weather: Warmer Pattern Favored From Raleigh to Jacksonville Nov. 1-5
Atlanta, GA – Much of the Southeast could experience a warmer-than-normal start to November, with federal climate outlooks favoring above-normal temperatures across Georgia, the Carolinas and portions of northern Florida from Nov.
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Charleston officials advise residents to plan ahead for Monday morning flooding
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The City of Charleston is advising residents to plan ahead and expect flooding on low-lying roads across the peninsula Monday morning. According to city officials, the tide is forecast to reach approximately 8 feet around 8:00 a.m. Monday, potentially causing major flooding in flood-prone areas. Officials are encouraging residents to leave […]
The Post and Courier
King tides expected to flood Charleston, other parts of Lowcountry starting Sunday
Widespread flooding is expected the morning of Oct. 25 and along with subsequent high tides through early this week, according to the National Weather Service. A coastal flood watch is in place for Charleston and Colleton counties, with minor flooding expected in Berkeley County today. The high tides on Monday and Tuesday mornings are anticipated to impact the same areas along with Beaufort and coastal Jasper counties, the NWS said. High tide is expected after 7:30 a.m. today in the Charleston Harbor, with the tides predicted to reach 7.9 feet to 8.1 feet, the NWS reported. The flooding is par...
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Charleston PD warns of king tide flooding this weekend through midweek
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – The Charleston Police Department warns of potential moderate to major coastal flooding in Charleston from this weekend through midweek due to incoming king tides. Flooding may cause low-lying roads and intersections to become impassable, especially during morning high tides Monday–Wednesday, CPD says. Police ask motorists to plan ahead and avoid […]
hoodline.com
Sunny Charleston Sunday, Soaked Streets: Coastal Floods And Rough Surf Slam Beaches
Charleston is starting Sunday around 59 degrees under partly cloudy skies, with sunshine and a high near 74 expected later. But the coast faces a more serious mix of hazards, including flooding around high tide, northeast gusts near 30 mph, rough surf and dangerous rip currents. Flooding And Surf Take...
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Charleston could see tidal flooding during Monday morning commute
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Drivers should anticipate some coastal flooding during the Monday morning commute. City of Charleston officials warned that a major flood-stage high tide was expected around 8 a.m., with the tide potentially reaching about eight feet during the morning rush hour. “Expect flooding on low-lying roads across the peninsula and in other […]
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Coastal Flood Advisory until 10 pm for Charleston; watch issued for late Sunday-Monday
CHARLESTON, SC (WCIV) — A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect until 10pm for Charleston, as well as coastal Colleton and coastal Georgetown counties. A Coastal Flood Watch is in effect from late Sunday night through Monday morning. A High Surf Advisory/High Rip Current Risk is in effect for all area beaches.