TRACKING CHANTAL: Residents encouraged to stay off the water as Tropical Storm Chantal impacts S.C.
TRACKING CHANTAL: Residents encouraged to stay off the water as Tropical Storm Chantal impacts S.C. coast #operationstormwatch @charlestoncountypublicsafety ‘With the enhanced risk of rip currents and dangerous conditions throughout the weekend, the public is encouraged to remain off the water. Rain totals are expected to near 4 inches, with up to 6 inches possible in some areas. Heavy rainfall could produce periods of flash flooding, particularly coinciding with today’s 5 p.m.high tide. Wind gusts could reach 45 mph along the coast, and potentially stronger across high span brides. As a reminder, Charleston County does not have the authority to close bridges. Click here to review the county’s bridge procedures during high winds. Due to the likelihood of strong winds, isolated power outages and downed tree limbs are possible. Residents are encouraged to follow Charleston County Government on social media, download the 2024 Hurricane Guide, and sign up for the Citizen’s Alert System.’
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