Coastal Flood Advisory Issued for Colleton and Charleston Counties

Charleston, SC, October 6, 2026 —

A coastal flood advisory has been issued for residents and travelers in Coastal Colleton County and Charleston County. The advisory is scheduled to remain in effect until Tuesday evening.

Details regarding the specific timing for the end of the advisory on Tuesday evening were not further specified. The nature of the advisory suggests that conditions may lead to localized flooding in vulnerable areas along the coast. While the advisory does not specify the exact causes, such advisories are typically issued due to factors like elevated tides, strong onshore winds, or meteorological conditions that can contribute to higher water levels near shorelines and in low-lying coastal regions.

Specific details about the expected severity of flooding or the particular hazards associated with this advisory were not provided in the initial announcement. Residents in the affected areas are advised to remain aware of changing conditions. Information on potential impacts or recommended precautions was not elaborated upon. The agency issuing the advisory was not specified.

Coastal Colleton County and Charleston County are known for their extensive coastlines and low-lying areas, which can be susceptible to tidal influences and storm-related inundation. This advisory serves as a notification for potential hazardous conditions that could affect daily activities and local infrastructure. Further updates or specific guidance would typically be provided by the issuing authority if conditions were to change or worsen. The exact extent of geographic areas within these counties that are covered by the advisory was not detailed.

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