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Official information from the South Carolina Emergency Management Division. #sctweets #scwx #KnowYourZone #SCEmergency #EmergencyPrep #EMGTwitter

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Forestry Commission officials announced Wednesday the Covington Drive Fire is 100 percent contained, marking 82 days since the fire ignited and eventually burned 2,059 acres in the Carolina Forest area of Horry County. The decision to declare the fire contained followed several

Forestry Commission officials announced Wednesday the Covington Drive Fire is 100 percent contained, marking 82 days since the fire ignited and eventually burned 2,059 acres in the Carolina Forest area of Horry County.

The decision to declare the fire contained followed several
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Heatstroke is a dangerous hazard of extreme heat. By being proactive about preventing heat-stroke, you can keep you and your loved ones safe from heat-related illness.Stay hydrated, take breaks when spending time outdoors, and always call 911 when you suspect heat stroke. #scwx

Heatstroke is a dangerous hazard of extreme heat. By being proactive about preventing heat-stroke, you can keep you and your loved ones safe from heat-related illness.Stay hydrated, take breaks when spending time outdoors, and always call 911 when you suspect heat stroke.
#scwx
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NEWS RELEASE: The South Carolina Emergency Management Division welcomed more than 100 emergency management professionals, community leaders, and nonprofit partners on Wednesday for the agency's 2025 Day of Recovery. Read more: scemd.org/news/scemd-hos…

NEWS RELEASE: The South Carolina Emergency Management Division welcomed more than 100 emergency management professionals, community leaders, and nonprofit partners on Wednesday for the agency's 2025 Day of Recovery.
Read more: scemd.org/news/scemd-hos…
NWS Charleston, SC (@nwscharlestonsc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Boaters on Lake Moultrie should exercise extra caution today due to westerly winds of 15 to 25 knots, with gusts up to 30 knots. A Lake Wind Advisory is in effect from 2 PM this afternoon until 8 PM this evening.

Boaters on Lake Moultrie should exercise extra caution today due to westerly winds of 15 to 25 knots, with gusts up to 30 knots. A Lake Wind Advisory is in effect from 2 PM this afternoon until 8 PM this evening.
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When outdoors in the heat, wear lightweight, loose-fitting, and light-colored clothing. Hats are also a good idea to protect your face and scalp from harmful UV rays. Also,don’t forget to apply sunscreen liberally. weather.gov/safety/heat #NIHHIS #HeatSafety

When outdoors in the heat, wear lightweight, loose-fitting, and light-colored clothing. Hats are also a good idea to protect your face and scalp from harmful UV rays. Also,don’t forget to apply sunscreen liberally. weather.gov/safety/heat #NIHHIS #HeatSafety
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Include your pets in your emergency plan! Make a pawsitive move and pack their go-bag with the ulti-mutt essentials: food, water, meds, leash, and their favorite squeaky toy (for emotional support, obviously). More pet prep tips at hurricane.sc/pets #PetPreps

Include your pets in your emergency plan!  
Make a pawsitive move and pack their go-bag with the ulti-mutt essentials: food, water, meds, leash, and their favorite squeaky toy (for emotional support, obviously). 
More pet prep tips at hurricane.sc/pets 
#PetPreps
NWS Columbia (@nwscolumbia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

SC #Hurricane Preparedness Month: Be careful when cleaning up after a tropical storm or hurricane passes. Cleanup should be done slowly, taking lots of breaks to avoid straining your body. Make sure to stay safe in the heat by staying hydrated, taking breaks in the shade or A/C.

SC #Hurricane Preparedness Month: Be careful when cleaning up after a tropical storm or hurricane passes. Cleanup should be done slowly, taking lots of breaks to avoid straining your body. Make sure to stay safe in the heat by staying hydrated, taking breaks in the shade or A/C.
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Friday? More like Don't Fry-Day! As we conclude Heat Safety Week, here are some tips on keeping yourself cool and safe from heat-related injuries while out in the sun! #scwx #heatsafety #heatillness #staycool #outdoorsafety #sunprotection

Friday? More like Don't Fry-Day! As we conclude Heat Safety Week, here are some tips on keeping yourself cool and safe from heat-related injuries while out in the sun!

#scwx #heatsafety #heatillness #staycool #outdoorsafety  #sunprotection
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Preparedness is calling… are you going to send it to voicemail or answer? We’re officially challenging YOU to use the rest of this month to get storm-ready. Visit hurricane.sc for tips, checklists, and more. #HurricanePrepMonth

Preparedness is calling… are you going to send it to voicemail or answer? 
We’re officially challenging YOU to use the rest of this month to get storm-ready. Visit hurricane.sc for tips, checklists, and more. 
#HurricanePrepMonth
NWS Charleston, SC (@nwscharlestonsc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hello visitors to Charleston & the Lowcountry. Be aware that many areas will see saltwater flooding over the next few hours. This includes many areas of Downtown Charleston. Don't be alarmed as it floods a lot here, but please treat flooded areas like a no wake zone! #chswx #scwx

NWS Charleston, SC (@nwscharlestonsc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Expect minor coastal flooding along the Charleston and Colleton County coast with this evening's high tide, which will occur within 1-2 hrs of 7:30 PM. If storms are moving through downtown Charleston and other very low-lying areas around this time, expect localized flooding.

Expect minor coastal flooding along the Charleston and Colleton County coast with this evening's high tide, which will occur within 1-2 hrs of 7:30 PM. If storms are moving through downtown Charleston and other very low-lying areas around this time, expect localized flooding.
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Current look at the roadways at West Erie Avenue on Folly Beach, please do not attempt to drive through flooded roadways. Remember turn around and don't drown!

Current look at the roadways at West Erie Avenue on Folly Beach, please do not attempt to drive through flooded roadways. Remember turn around and don't drown!
NWS Charleston, SC (@nwscharlestonsc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Expect minor coastal flooding along the Charleston and Colleton County coast with this evening's high tide. If storms are moving through downtown Charleston and other low-lying areas around this time, then more extensive flooding impacts will be possible.

Expect minor coastal flooding along the Charleston and Colleton County coast with this evening's high tide. If storms are moving through downtown Charleston and other low-lying areas around this time, then more extensive flooding impacts will be possible.