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Georgetown County Issues Flood Warning for Great Pee Dee River

Flooding risk at Great Pee Dee River in Georgetown County

News Summary

Georgetown County is on alert as the National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for the Great Pee Dee River, which is currently at 19.16 feet. Residents are advised to stay vigilant as river levels are predicted to rise to 22.40 feet next week, nearing the moderate flood stage. Minor flooding is also expected for the Santee River. Precautions are recommended, including seeking higher ground and following evacuation instructions. Safety tips on navigating flooding hazards are provided, emphasizing the urgency of preparedness for residents in flood-prone areas.

Georgetown County on Alert: Flood Warning for Great Pee Dee River

Residents of Georgetown County are being urged to stay alert as a flood warning has been issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) for the Great Pee Dee River at Pee Dee. The river is currently sitting at a notable 19.16 feet, which is already falling into the minor flood stage, kicking off at 19 feet. That means it’s time to pay attention!

What’s Happening?

As folks gear up for the weekend, river levels are expected to keep climbing, with forecasts hinting that they may crest as high as 22.40 feet come next week. While that’s just shy of the moderate flood stage of 24 feet, it’s still a significant rise that residents should not take lightly. The flood warning was officially issued on Saturday night at 8:58 PM, kicking in at 3 PM Sunday and staying in effect until further notice.

Warnings for the Santee River

12.0 feet, several of the dirt logging roads in the area may become impassable, causing concern for those who rely on these routes.

Time to Move!

Stay Safe and Smart

Watch Your Step

6 inches of moving water. The NWS strongly warns against driving through flood-affected areas. It’s really risky — just 12 inches of rushing water can easily take most vehicles right off the road!

A Reminder About Hydroplaning

If You’re Stuck

911 for help. They’re there to assist you when you need it most.

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