A low pressure system developed over the Gulf of Mexico and tracked northeast across the Florida Peninsula in the early morning hours of December 17. As it tracked northeastward it continued to strengthen, impacting the southeast coast with coastal flooding, dangerous marine conditions, flash flooding, and gusty winds. The climate sites at the Savannah, GA (KSAV), Downtown Charleston, and North Charleston (KCHS) broke daily rainfall records. |
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List of the storm total rainfall reports: Link
List of the highest wind gusts: Link
Collection of storm reports from across southeast Georgia and South Carolina: Link
SIGNIFICANT FLOODING ongoing in Charleston, SC. Up to 6 cars now stranded as flow from the river increases the depth of floodwaters. Live On @RadarOmega @foxweather and YouTube: https://t.co/E7DVxuYOBh pic.twitter.com/rbArEAnRS5
— Brandon Copic (@BrandonCopicWx) December 17, 2023
Very rough surf Folly Beach, SC this afternoon.
— Jed Christoph (@JedChristophWX) December 17, 2023
Here are a few shots from around the Folly Pier via Surfline cams…. #chswx #SCwx pic.twitter.com/Wk99rjZKWL
Vehicles travel through flood waters in the 2200 block of Ashley River Road near Magwood Drive in West Ashley. Creeks and ponds are swollen after torrential rain this morning. â¦@FOX24Charlestonâ© â¦@NWSCharlestonSCâ© #chsnews #chswx #scwx pic.twitter.com/h2If6FftsT
— Bill Burr (@BBonTV) December 17, 2023