NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. -- The City of North Myrtle Beach continues to monitor Tropical Storm Debby.
Tornado Warning until 7:15 PM
Flash Flood Warning until 8:30 PM
Throughout today, we have measured between 2-3” of rain, according to our weather stations at our five firehouses. The southern portions of North Myrtle Beach have received the higher amounts thus far. We are forecasted an additional 12-15” over the course of tonight through early Friday.
Tropical Storm Force Winds projections are still holding. Storm Surge Threat is holding at 2-4’. Wednesday night (10:14 PM) and Thursday morning (10:52 AM) will present greater chances for tidal flooding.
We will continue to see these bands of heavy rain followed by breaks with clear skies for the next several hours and even possibly into the day tomorrow, August 7.
City Offices and Facilities will remain open. The Sanitation Schedule will remain as normal for now.
The Police Department will be coordinating with Public Works and the Fire Department regarding setting up for road closures (as needed).
Do NOT remove any manhole or clean out covers. When these covers are removed during weather events, the sewer system floods.
Do NOT drive or walk through flooded roads/areas.
Remember to stay informed by valid, trusted sources.
Dispatch Non-Emergency Line: 843-280-5511
EOC Non-Emergency Public Line: 843-663-8778
(Starting 7 AM Tuesday through midday Friday)