Stay Safe LowCountry / Coastal SE Members

[repeat0ffender]

If you know this area, it doesn't drain the best, flat and can be swampish. Also LC has a boat to deal with. I plan on seeking high ground on Monday.

"There is potential for historic rainfall amounts of 10 to 20", with
local amounts approaching 30". Highest rainfall totals will be across
coastal South Carolina and Georgia, including the Charleston and
Savannah metropolitan areas."

 

[Jmonty]

They're probably surfin

 

[Lowcountry25]

Thanks, RO! I was doing storm prep most of the day today. I believe I'm about as ready as I can be. Not expecting much in the way of sustained high winds but the potential rainfall totals are pretty concerning. Definitely need to stock up on beer and food tomorrow.

 

[repeat0ffender]

Thanks, RO! I was doing storm prep most of the day today. I believe I'm about as ready as I can be. Not expecting much in the way of sustained high winds but the potential rainfall totals are pretty concerning. Definitely need to stock up on beer and food tomorrow.

If things remain the same I am heading out tomorrow to western NC. Some cool temps and mountain hiking might be a nice break from the low countries daily humidity. Good luck.

 

[repeat0ffender]

Decided to stay. Been raining all day, maybe only 2-3 inches but just had a baby tornado pass by about a mile away.

 

[Lowcountry25]

Decided to stay. Been raining all day, maybe only 2-3 inches but just had a baby tornado pass by about a mile away.

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