GEORGETOWN, SC (WBTW) – The National Weather Service is warning the city of Georgetown about the agency’s ‘serious’ concerns about flooding.
The NWS says a combination of storm surge from Hurricane Dorian and high tide at around 3:30 Thursday afternoon could create ‘potentially life-threatening flooding’ around parts of Georgetown.
Storm surge could add up to 3 to 6 feet in these areas, the National Weather Service warns:
- Front Street
- The East Bay Area
- Greenwich Street
- Bay View
For more coverage of Hurricane Dorian, head to the StormTracker13 Hurricane Center.
