UPDATE: Hurricane Florence
First off we know many of our readers are experiencing the aftermath of Hurricane Florence. Our hearts go out to everyone as they work to return to normal life, and hopefully that’s soon.
Much of the coast of North Carolina and immediately inland are still feeling affects of the Hurricane. We just want to pass along this link to the American Red Cross Hurricane Florence Relief Fund as a show of support.
Myrtle Beach ended up being spared some of Florence’s more destructive forces, and thankfully we’re enjoying some tranquil weather. Clean up along the Grand Strand has been minimal and our resort is in perfect shape. After Hurricane Mathew two years ago we’re extra thankful and heart broken for the coast to our north and inland as they recover.
It’s forecasted to be rather warm and sunny, so please do consider a stay, we’d love to have you. Stay safe, and we hope to see you soon.
Pre- Hurricane Florence Info
Hurricane Florence is heading our way, and although of this writing nothing is certain, we want our guests to be prepared for the storm. We’re no stranger to these storms, and preparing for the worst is the best thing to do.
Hurricane Florence is expected to be a long lasting storm with tropical storm force winds arriving as early as Thursday, and the storm could last well into the weekend.
Stay tuned to local emergency services as Florence approaches and take these warnings seriously. If you live near the coast or in affected areas projected to get lots of rain, be sure to evacuate should the order be given.
Hurricane Emergency Information:
South Carolina Emergency Management Division
South Carolina emergency shelters
2018 South Carolina hurricane guide
Make sure you regularly check the above resources to stay up-to-date on the expected path and recommended safety precautions. If you are expected to be in the path of the storm be sure to prepare your own Hurricane plan using South Carolina’s official guide as a resource. Remember, the best option is to get out of harm’s way if you are under an evacuation order!
More updates to come after the storm. Stay safe!
