Coverage dated October 26, 2026 to October 27, 2026

King Tides remain, normal October temperatures

Headline from WBTW Myrtle Beach

High tide is around 8:30 this morning, and a coastal flood advisory remains in effect. Tides will be elevated enough to cause minor coastal flooding in some low-lying areas as king tides continue.

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  1. WBTW Myrtle Beach

    Elevated tides, normal October temperatures (opens WBTW Myrtle Beach)

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    WBTW Myrtle Beach's feed description

    The moon is full this morning and perigee is on Wednesday, so elevated tides will continue through the middle of the week. A Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect, and minor coastal flooding will be possible around times of high tide in areas such as Cherry Grove, Garden City, and Pawleys Island …

  2. WBTW Myrtle Beach

    Elevated high tides, with mild end to October (opens WBTW Myrtle Beach)

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    MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — We’re in for another beautiful and clear day, but we’ve also been dealing with elevated high tides over the past several days. King tides occur when the full moon and perigee, the point when the moon is closest to Earth in its orbit, occur at the same time. They’re a [...

  3. WBTW Myrtle Beach

    King Tides remain, normal October temperatures (opens WBTW Myrtle Beach)

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    WBTW Myrtle Beach's feed description

    High tide is around 8:30 this morning, and a coastal flood advisory remains in effect. Tides will be elevated enough to cause minor coastal flooding in some low-lying areas as king tides continue.

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