Category Archives: Weather

We are very fortunate to have escaped the wrath of Hurricane Florence. However, hurricane season runs until November 30 and this is our third hurricane three years in a row. Click here to read an interesting article from Sunday’s edition … Continue reading →

Now that the threat of Hurricane Florence has ended, Tidelines will resume its normal publishing schedule on Sunday, September 16. –Tidelines Editors  

Several of the stores in Freshfields Village will be reopening on Sunday, September 16. Click here for a listing of stores and hours. –Tidelines Editor

If you plan on returning to Seabrook Island today, Saturday, September 15, 2018, please be aware that as of noon, none of the gas stations in the 29455 zip code were open. There are a few open in the greater … Continue reading →

Because many of Tidelines readers are non-property owners, visitors, and renters, we are forwarding this announcement from SIPOA. We apologize if you are receiving the same information several times. Florence is slowly moving toward the upstate and away from Seabrook … Continue reading →

Governor Henry McMaster will hold a media briefing with state emergency response officials today, Saturday September 15 at 2:30 pm. The governor will update the public on Hurricane Florence’s potential impact to South Carolina.

Because many of Tidelines readers are non-property owners, visitors, and renters, we are forwarding this announcement from the Town. We apologize if you are receiving the same information several times. 15 September      11:00 am The Governor’s evacuation order … Continue reading →

SC Governor Press has just tweeted that the Evacuation Orders have been lifted for Charleston, Dorchester, Berkeley, and Colleton Counties. Orders remain in Effect for all Zones in Georgetown and Horry Counties. Click here for more information.

Property owners who have evacuated must not return until two things have happened:  (1) the Governor has lifted his evacuation order, and (2) Mayor Ciancio has issued an announcement saying that the island’s condition is such that evacuees are allowed … Continue reading →

Because many of Tidelines readers are non-property owners, visitors, and renters, we are forwarding this announcement from the Town. We apologize if you are receiving the same information several times. 14 September                 … Continue reading →

Governor Henry McMaster will hold a media briefing with state emergency response officials today, Friday September 14 at 2:30 pm. The governor will update the public on Hurricane Florence’s potential impact to South Carolina.