King Tides And High Surf Cause Flooding In Downtown Charleston
Downtown Charleston experienced street flooding caused by king tides and high surf, with additional flooding expected on Monday.
Charleston, SC, October 25, 2026 —
Street flooding affected downtown Charleston amid king tides and high surf, according to the available report. Additional flooding was expected on Monday, though the information provided does not specify the date or identify particular streets affected.
The report attributes the flooding to the combination of king tides and high surf. It does not provide details about how deep the water was, how long the flooding lasted, or whether it disrupted travel or business. No information was provided about injuries, property damage, road closures, or emergency response.
Further details about Monday’s expected flooding are also unavailable. The report does not say which areas might be affected, when conditions were expected to worsen, or how long the risk was expected to continue. It does not identify an agency or official issuing the expectation.
The available information does not include a specific calendar date, so Monday’s timing cannot be established from the report alone. It also does not say whether the flooding was ongoing when the information was shared or whether conditions had changed afterward.
As a result, the confirmed information is limited to street flooding in downtown Charleston associated with king tides and high surf, along with an expectation of additional flooding on Monday. Details about the scale and practical effects of the flooding were not provided.
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