Coastal Flood Watch, Advisory Issued For 2 Lowcountry Counties

This is to inform you that an advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service to alert the residents of Coastal Colleton and Charleston counties amid the risk of Coastal flood. We brought this article to inform the people of Coastal Colleton and Charleston counties that the risk would be at its high from 10 pm on Sunday, April 9, 2023. Since The National Weather Service issued a notice, the situation has been stirred up and people left worried. If you are seeking details about this story, then stick with this page and must read this column till the end as we have discussed some imperative aspects of it. Kindly scroll down the page and follow this column till the end.

Coastal Flood Watch

The National Weather Service asserted that chances of the flood are above the normal mark this weekend and two coastal areas are under threat. According to the National Weather Service, the Lowcountry counties that are at risk of coastal flood this weekend are Coastal Colleton and Charleston counties. Meanwhile, the National Weather Service issued the advisory on Saturday. Shift to the next section and read more details about it.

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Reportedly, Coastal Colleton and Charleston counties will be under the coastal flood advisory this weekend. The risk on Saturday will be high from 8 pm to midnight. The risk would again be at its peak on Sunday evening and will be effective through the late night over the weekend. Meanwhile, a coastal flood watch will be in effect through the weekend. In the advisory, the National Weather Service said, “For the coastal flood watch, one to two feet of inundation above ground level is possible along shorelines and tidal waterways,” Scroll down the page and read more details about it.

The National Weather Service said for Charleston County that a high tide might come at 10:30 pm on Saturday. In addition, a high rip current risk will also be in effect from Sunday morning to the evening. The national weather agency further added, “Saltwater inundation will be possible one to two hours before and after high tide,” As the risk of high tides and coastal flood, people of Charleston and Coastal Colleton Counties are advised to remain indoors over the weekend. Avoid outdoor activities during the risk hours. Stay tuned to this website for more details and updates.