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Coastal Flood Warning Issued for Charleston Counties Amid King Tides

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What happened

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The National Weather Service issued a coastal flood warning for coastal Colleton and Charleston counties on October 25, 2026. King tides and high surf caused street flooding in downtown Charleston, affecting roads including Hagood Avenue and Broad Street. The warning has since ended, but forecasters expected conditions to continue into Monday.

From abcnews4.com

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The flooding disrupted traffic and pedestrian movement across downtown Charleston. This event could affect local business operations and public service delivery within Charleston County.

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    The city council might require a regulatory and funding response following the flood event.

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