NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. -- The City of North Myrtle Beach is actively monitoring Hurricane Helene.
Our area remains under a Tropical Storm Warning and a High Surf Advisory.
City Offices and Facilities will remain open. The Sanitation Schedule will remain as normal. At this time, there are no changes to Music On Main and the Irish Italian International Festival.
The North Myrtle Beach Farmers Market has been canceled for Friday, September 27.
Horry County Schools has announced that Friday, September 27 will be an e-learning day for students and staff.
While the City anticipates minimal impacts for our area, we want our residents and visitors to be prepared and to stay alert.
Local impacts will include wind gusts up to 40 mph, some areas of flooding, isolated tornadoes, and dangerous surf conditions. The main threat will be the isolated tornadoes. The timeframe for the highest risk appears to be between 2 AM and 11 AM on Friday morning.
On Friday, we will be monitoring the high tide cycles and minor tidal flooding due to the onshore winds from this system.
Residents and visitors are encouraged to minimize potential debris around their homes or businesses. Secure loose outdoor items by bringing them indoors and ensure that gutters and drains are clear.
As always, please stay informed by valid, trusted sources.
Do NOT drive or walk through flooded roads/areas.
Dispatch Non-Emergency Line: 843-280-5511