Myrtle Beach-area fire lines hold steady after storms, but wind remains a concern
As the fight against Carolina Forest's 2,000-acre wildfire enters its sixth day, officials said the fire lines are holding ...
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 ...
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Forestry commission answers frequently asked questions about Myrtle Beach-area wildfire
The SC Forestry Commission answers questions regarding the 2,000 acre wildfire that has impacted the Carolina Forest ...
Burn ban remains across SC as fire hazard continues. Myrtle Beach area still battling active wildfire.
Heavy smoke blankets Carolina Forest area and visibility is limited. Burn ban remains in place across SC on March 3 as ...
Wildfires Continue to Blaze Across the Carolinas, Impacting Horry County, SC Residents
The fires continued into Tuesday, with emergency crews still battling flames in multiple locations.
Wildfire near Highway 90 fully contained, officials say
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - An 800-acre wildfire near Highway 90 is mostly contained as of Sunday afternoon. The South ...
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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 ...