Hey Myrtle Beach! It looks like we’ve got a little bit of a situation on our hands as a coastal low is making its way along our beautiful shoreline. With tropical storm warnings now in effect for the Grand Strand, it’s time to get ready just in case we see power outages coming our way. Nobody wants to be left in the dark, so let’s chat about what to do if you find yourself in that situation.
First things first, it’s crucial to understand that when severe weather hits, power outages can happen. Whether it’s due to high winds, flooding, or downed trees, the lights might flicker and go out when you least expect it. Knowing how to keep your home and family safe is key.
If the lights do go out, you’ll want to know who to call to report the issue. Luckily, we’ve got some handy information below on local utility providers in the Grand Strand and Pee Dee area:
Now that you know who to contact, let’s chat about some safety tips to keep in mind if the power goes out:
As always, you can find a treasure trove of helpful resources in the First Alert Hurricane Center. It’s packed with info, tips, and guidelines to help you navigate any storm-related emergencies that might pop up.
Remember, Myrtle Beach, we’re all in this together. With the right prep and a little bit of chill, we can ride out whatever this coastal low throws our way. So grab your storm snacks, charge up your devices, and stay tuned, because we’ll keep you posted on everything happening in our lovely beach town. Stay safe out there!
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