Coastal Flood Advisory Issued for Charleston Area
Coastal Flood Advisory Issued for Charleston Area
US · Published Sep 30, 2026
• A Coastal Flood Advisory has been issued for coastal areas of Colleton County, Charleston County, and Georgetown County in South Carolina. The advisory is in effect due to the risk of minor coastal flooding, particularly around high tide, which is expected at 10:11 AM on Tuesday, September 29,
• Saltwater inundation may occur one to two hours before and after high tide, potentially making some roads impassable. This follows similar flooding events earlier in the week, where saltwater covered roads in downtown Charleston. Additional minor flooding is possible on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings. Source time: 2026-09-29T02:58:03 GMT.

Impact & Risks

The coastal flooding is expected to impact low-lying areas in coastal Colleton County, Charleston County, and Georgetown County. Roads in these areas, particularly in downtown Charleston, may become impassable due to saltwater inundation. Drivers are advised to avoid flooded roadways, as saltwater can cause significant damage to vehicles. The flooding is expected to be minor but could still disrupt travel and daily activities in affected areas.

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