Coastal Flood Advisory in Effect for Myrtle Beach: What Residents Need to Know!

Coastal Flood Advisory Hits Myrtle Beach – Here’s What You Need to Know!

Hey Myrtle Beach! It looks like we’ve got a little weather drama going on this weekend. If you’re in or around Horry County, it’s time to grab your umbrellas and take extra precautions as a Coastal Flood Advisory is now in effect until 1 p.m. today. With up to one foot of inundation expected in those beloved low-lying areas, we want everyone to stay safe and informed!

What Exactly Is Happening?

For those who might not be in the know, this advisory means that we can expect some water where we’d rather not see it—like on our roads, driveways, and maybe even in our yards. 🚧 With the King Tides forecast to keep rolling through the weekend, extra attention is needed for high tide cycles.

So, what’s a King Tide, you say? Well, it’s when the tides are at their highest due to the alignment of the sun, moon, and Earth. This natural phenomenon can lead to some significant water rise, effectively pushing coastal areas into what can feel like a mini ocean day right here at home!

How Will This Affect You?

For many of us who live or work in low-lying spots, this means potentially having to deal with some soggy shoes and a bit of mess. If you’re planning to venture out, you may want to consider going to higher ground or taking a different route. Remember, safety comes first!

Keeping You and Your Loved Ones Safe

Here’s a quick rundown of ways to stay safe during these coastal flooding times:

  • Stay Updated: Keep an eye on local weather reports and advisories, so you’re never in the dark about what to expect.
  • Avoid Flooded Areas: If you don’t need to be out, it might be best to hunker down at home. Floodwaters can be dangerous, and you don’t want to take unnecessary risks.
  • Secure Your Belongings: If you live in an area prone to flooding, make sure to move valuable items to higher ground.
  • Help Your Neighbors: Check on those around you, especially the elderly or those who might need a little extra help during these wet times.

Fun Times Await in Conway, Though!

But hey, it’s not all gloom and doom! If you’re looking for a fun distraction, Conway is gearing up to unveil a unique Halloween pirate ship this weekend, just in time for Talk Like a Pirate Day. Sounds like a blast, right? Who doesn’t love a good pirate story? So, while we keep an eye out for the flooding, maybe plan to have a little fun afterward with all things spooky and swashbuckling!

The Bottom Line

In a nutshell, Myrtle Beach, we’ve got a Coastal Flood Advisory to contend with, so please take heed of the warnings and stay safe out there. Flooding can be a tricky business, but with a little care and community spirit, we’ll ride out the high tides together. 🌊

Stay dry, keep those flip-flops handy, and let’s hope for sunny skies soon!


HERE Myrtle Beach

Recent Posts

Columbia, S.C. Celebrates Acquisition of 1,090-Acre Saluda Bluff Property for Conservation Efforts

Columbia, S.C. Celebrates Acquisition of Saluda Bluff Property In a significant step for conservation efforts…

7 hours ago

Miami Teams Up with Japanese Air Mobility Firm SkyDrive to Transform Urban Transportation

Miami Partners with Japanese Air Mobility Company to Revolutionize Transportation MIAMI – On November 13,…

7 hours ago

Regulations Tighten on Exotic Pet Ownership in Beaufort, South Carolina

Regulations on Exotic Pets in Beaufort, South Carolina Beaufort, S.C. — In South Carolina, the…

8 hours ago

Mountville Residents Unite Against Poultry Farm Expansion Citing Environmental Risks

Mountville Residents Rally Against Poultry Farm Expansion Amid Pollution Concerns Mountville, South Carolina - Charles…

8 hours ago

Spook-tacular Season in Conway: Halloween Celebrations Draw Thousands!

Spook-tacular Season in Conway: Halloween Celebrations Draw Thousands! Conway, S.C. – The charming downtown area…

10 hours ago

Emus Escape and Roam Freely in Green Sea, Horry County!

Emus on the Loose in Green Sea, Horry County! Hey there, folks! If you're in…

10 hours ago