Charleston closes some streets as rains soak region | News
Charleston officials have closed a number of downtown streets as a storm moves across the region on April 11.
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King tides, rain and winds are expected to increase flood risks in Charleston. Here's what to know.
The peak of this week’s king tides event is expected to occur Sept. 28, with evening high tides reaching 8 feet or higher, constituting a major flood risk.
Brian Haines National Weather Service Charleston National Weather Service Charleston County Tide Eye Storm Ophelia
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Charleston and state leaders prepare for Idalia landfall
In Charleston the anticipated 8 p.m. landfall Aug. 30 will coincide with a king tide. As a result, flooding will be widespread, city leaders said, with city police expected to
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