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Disasters can happen at any time.
We've issued a survey to gauge our community's level of disaster readiness. The information will enable us to effectively educate & empower residents, fostering a mindset of preparedness and resilience in Myrtle Beach. survey123.arcgis.com/.../25d…...
Spending this beautiful day at Charlie’s Place passing out info & snow cones :) #community #emergencypreparedness – at Myrtle Beach, SC
Did you hear? It’s National Hurricane Preparedness Week. Now is the time to be sure you and your family are ready for whatever the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season brings our way.
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It was great to meet so many community members of all ages at the @MyrtleBeachGov National Night Out event. Mark your calendars for Public Safety Day to be held on Oct. 22nd at Coastal Grand Mall. #NNO #stormreadycommunity #emergencyprep
City of Myrtle Beach Emergency Managment retweeted
Hurricane Ian Update #2
Horry County Emergency Management staff continues to monitor Hurricane Ian and its potential impacts to our area.
Heavy rain, tropical storm force wind gusts, coastal flooding, and the isolated risk of tornadoes are impacts we could experience.
As were in the height of Hurricane Season, we want to remind you that every home should always have an emergency supply kit with key items in one, easily accessible location. You don’t want to be scrambling in the midst of any emergency. #stormready #emergencypreparedness
Since we’re officially in peak Hurricane season, it was a fitting time for today’s Warriors in Disaster Hurricane Preparedness Forum hosted by @MBAChamber with guest speakers @EdPiotrowski, Randy Webster @HorryEMD & Rick Maxey @HCSInfo.
City of Myrtle Beach Emergency Managment retweeted
Flash Flood Warning including Myrtle Beach SC, Socastee SC and Garden City SC until 12:00 PM EDT – at Socastee, SC
ALT This graphic displays a flash flood warning plotted on a map. The warning is in effect until 12:00 PM EDT. The warning includes Myrtle Beach SC, Socastee SC and Garden City SC. This warning is for East Central Georgetown County in northeastern South Carolina and South Central Horry County in northeastern South Carolina. Avoid walking or driving through flood waters! Move immediately to higher ground! There are 148,517 people in the warning along with 16 schools and 1 hospital.
Stop by for a visit to The Market @ Charlie’s Place 1420 Carver St. There’s music, yummy food, lots of great finds & of course a little hurricane prep info for you and your neighbors. Rain or shine until 2pm. – at Myrtle Beach, SC
Though Tropical Storm Colin fizzled & the sun came out, don’t let your guard down as you head to the beach today or in the days ahead.
Tropical Storm Colin popped in for a quick visit to our coast this a.m. Possibly the strangest Tropical Storm ever, but we’re certain he had a message: Hurricane Season ‘22 is here folks! Consider this your friendly reminder to stay prepared! #hurricaneprep #tropicalstormcolin
City of Myrtle Beach Emergency Managment retweeted
Tropical Storm #Colin, located NE of Charleston, will move northeastward along the coast through this evening. Gusty winds & isolated heavy rainfall expected across coastal areas of NE SC and SE NC. Strong rip currents possible. Full briefing available at weather.gov/media/ilm/Latest…
Our Team spent time with 4-H youth from Horry & Georgetown Counties today to discuss extreme weather, safety planning & emergency supply kits. 30 kids built & took kits home with them today. Thanks for having us 4-H! #emergencyprep #makingthebestbetter
City of Myrtle Beach Emergency Managment retweeted
Friendly reminder to make your #hurricane plan before the storm forms. ⛈ 🌊 🌬
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#sctweets #scwx #hurricaneseason
Stay alert throughout the evening. #severeweather #heatadvisory
#CCMF2022 is complete & we owe thanks to all the amazing humans who worked so many hours to ensure it went smoothly & safely for all. Not pictured but huge thanks to our sanitation staff. @MyrtleBeachGov @MBPDSC @MyrtleBeachFire @hcfirerescue @GrandStrand_SC
