Air quality alert issued due to Myrtle Beach-area wildfire. What that means for locals
An air quality alert was issued for the Myrtle Beach area as firefighters work a third day to fight a 1,600-acre fire in unincorporated Horry County. A local health expert said avoid smoky areas if you have certain conditions.
The South Carolina Department of Environmental Services has issued an Air Quality Alert for fine particulates for Horry ...
Smoke is persistent in Carolina Forest as the wildfire continues to burn, and a cold front is expected to roll in Wednesday ...
Temperatures are not as cold this morning and are out of the 20s. Smoky skies will linger in the greater Carolina Forest Area as a large wildfire continues to burn. Smoky will lift in the late ...
Our team coverage continues this morning, where we’re giving you the First Alert to thick smoke across Carolina Forest and ...
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Three Carolina Forest neighborhoods hit hard by wildfires. Mapping shows fires at 2K+ acresHorry County fire crews continue to battle wildfires in the Myrtle Beach area. Officials say situation looking better, but ...
Regional and state fire rescue crews on Monday continued to battle the Carolina Forest-area wildfires, according to Horry ...
People in the Walker Woods were evacuated over the weekend and were allowed to return to their homes on Monday.
Residents of Carolina Forest near Myrtle Beach are still on alert after a weekend of wildfires that came dangerously close.
Bourcier said the district understands that the fires and smoke may still impact many families, and they will continue to work with parents to keep students safe.
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