[janetjanet998]

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as of right now the entire SC coast may be a bit much...the upper coast maybe..NC going to get it much worse

I should note the possible stalls and loops are going to make evac plans tricky and long

[palmer]

I agree, most people in SC can ride it out unless it changes course. Even with meandering after the initial landfall the storm will be weakened. The people who need to get out are those in the 50 miles to the right of center as the eyewall goes onshore. Don't know where yet, but probably NC. The others are those in flood prone areas with no nearby high ground which could include SC, but inland.

It is quite unproductive to send people inland from the coast and put them in an inland flood zone.

[JimRed]

as of right now the entire SC coast may be a bit much...the upper coast maybe..NC going to get it much worse

In that case, well wishes extended to NC FReepers, and hoping our OBX timeshare survives!

[Pravious]

My daughter and son-in-law are about 10 miles from the NC coast - they’re planning on making their way up here to PA tomorrow just to escape the thing.