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WCIV — LOWCOUNTRY, S.C. The National Weather Service reports that a tornado warning is in effect for Charleston and Colleton Counties as of early Friday morning.

WCIV — EDISTO BEACH, S.C. Although Edisto Beach locals would tell you that the current weather—choppy surf and heavy rain—is already here, they have become accustomed to it. To put it mildly, the locals and the companies are resilient. During Tropical Storm, a local landmark in Edisto sustained significant damage. The tour that Debby took through the Lowcountry resulted in a solitary tornado. It severely damaged the building’s interior, destroying almost all of the electronics and air conditioners in addition to almost the whole roof. They succeeded in rebuilding and opening up again. While they wait for the next storm to approach, everything is going as usual.

It has a boundary with it. Because of its extreme resilience, the building itself withstood Hurricane Hugo, which struck South Carolina directly. Although the building is sturdy, what occurred to us during the most recent storm was unprecedented. Coots server Jeb Stuart Smoak adds, “But the building itself is built very well and designed for the fact that we are at the forefront of anything that comes off that water.” We relocated from Charlotte to this area approximately eight years ago. The city would close if there was even a dusting of snow since they weren’t prepared. They had not anticipated it. However, this is normal down here, and it’s only

Approximately eight years ago, we relocated from Charlotte to this area. The city would close if there was even a dusting of snow since they weren’t prepared. They had not anticipated it. However, it is standard operating procedure down here, and people just sort of accept it. Purchase a generator, make sure you have food and petrol on hand, and hold out hope “says Todd Johnson, a customer. The majority of the damage from that August tornado went to McConkey’s Jungle Shack, another beloved establishment in the area. They stay closed while the building is being worked on.