FIRST ALERT: Breezy winds today, increased wildfire threat
We’re giving you the FIRST ALERT to a breezy and sunny day. Drier air will be around, unfortunately increasing the wildfire ...
Storms are bringing strong winds to the Myrtle Beach area. How could they affect the wildfire?
Horry County is set to feel the brunt of winds that could peak at 60 miles per hour and worsen the Carolina Forest wildfire ...
UPDATED: Will the wind impact Myrtle Beach’s air quality after wildfires? Here’s what to know
Here’s the latest air quality report and weather forecast for the Myrtle Beach area after a weekend of intense wildfires.
1,200-acre wildfire forces evacuations near Myrtle Beach as crews battle to contain flames
Evacuated residents in Carolina Forest were allowed to return home Sunday as crews contained 30% of the wildfire, though ...
House destroyed in fire near North Myrtle Beach High School; 1 injured
North Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue is assisting Horry County firefighters with a fire near North Myrtle Beach High School.
‘They saved my house’: Myrtle Beach residents express gratitude to crews actively figthing wildfires
Tuesday was the fourth day crews worked around the clock to put out wildfires in Myrtle Beach. The blaze began on Saturday ...
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Should you protect your Myrtle Beach, SC home with hoses, sprinklers? Fire experts weigh in
As wildfires burn and severe weather threatens the Myrtle Beach, SC area, can homeowners protect their property with everyday yard equipment? We asked experts to find out.
Drought conditions in Charleston, Greenville are higher than in Myrtle Beach. Wildfire risk is high.
Drought levels are higher in Charleston and Greenville than Myrtle Beach where wildfires rage. A burn ban is in effect as ...