[People on Johns Island got a glimpse at normalcy
Saturday afternoon when Main Road and
thereafter Chisolm Rd. was closed... along with their
low riding bridge.
Now, It's closed at 6 p.m. for high tide.
You'll have to check your tide chart
if you need to go to work or school.
Some crews were pumping the water as high-tide
approached,
the water was coming too fast so....they laid down
50 pounds bags of concrete to create a wall that
might wash some of the concrete down the
sewer to cause blockage? What?
The road is not permanently open...again didn't they just
have a similar issue....storm that flooded and cause the
Limehouse bridge to close/opened, or is it,
open/close etc....oh yea, it's
called high tide...low tide! klsb 10/8/2015]
The following is information from Live 5 news
that is allowed to shared.
10/7-8/2015
Use the James Island Connector Or, James/Johns Island
residents should consider using Harbor View Road to
the James Island Connector then the Fielding
Connector exit to Highway 61.******
VIDEO: As floodwater recedes, road dangers remain
Saturday afternoon when Main Road and
thereafter Chisolm Rd. was closed... along with their
low riding bridge.
Now, It's closed at 6 p.m. for high tide.
You'll have to check your tide chart
if you need to go to work or school.
Some crews were pumping the water as high-tide
approached,
the water was coming too fast so....they laid down
50 pounds bags of concrete to create a wall that
might wash some of the concrete down the
sewer to cause blockage? What?
The road is not permanently open...again didn't they just
have a similar issue....storm that flooded and cause the
Limehouse bridge to close/opened, or is it,
open/close etc....oh yea, it's
called high tide...low tide! klsb 10/8/2015]
The following is information from Live 5 news
that is allowed to shared.
10/7-8/2015
Use the James Island Connector Or, James/Johns Island
residents should consider using Harbor View Road to
the James Island Connector then the Fielding
Connector exit to Highway 61.******
VIDEO: As floodwater recedes, road dangers remain
As of 7 a.m., about 400 roads and bridges
across South Carolina
remain closed as crews continue to assess damage
caused by flooding. 10/8/2015
October 8, 2015
The third area is Givhans Ferry, also expected
to flood in the next
72 hours from another one to two feet of water
rising in the Edisto River.
"Anyone south of Givhans Ferry is going to have a
problem," she warned.
Her latest briefing will come as South Carolina Emergency
Management officials are warning residents in four coastal
counties to stay alert for possible evacuation
orders near two rising rivers.
"They got hit the first time and they survived it and they think
they're okay," she warned. "But this is another hit coming."
Floodwaters are rising near the Waccamaw and Edisto
rivers as water from the massive rainstorms move from the
middle section of South Carolina toward the coast.
10/7/15 8a. 16.06ft NOAA reports the Givhans Ferry State
Park states the Park is open for Business the water will
not flood the area.
[How interesting people
sound when they pretend to be
GOD-LIKE!]
across South Carolina
remain closed as crews continue to assess damage
caused by flooding. 10/8/2015
October 8, 2015
The third area is Givhans Ferry, also expected
to flood in the next
72 hours from another one to two feet of water
rising in the Edisto River.
"Anyone south of Givhans Ferry is going to have a
problem," she warned.
Her latest briefing will come as South Carolina Emergency
Management officials are warning residents in four coastal
counties to stay alert for possible evacuation
orders near two rising rivers.
"They got hit the first time and they survived it and they think
they're okay," she warned. "But this is another hit coming."
Floodwaters are rising near the Waccamaw and Edisto
rivers as water from the massive rainstorms move from the
middle section of South Carolina toward the coast.
10/7/15 8a. 16.06ft NOAA reports the Givhans Ferry State
Park states the Park is open for Business the water will
not flood the area.
[How interesting people
sound when they pretend to be
GOD-LIKE!]
Charleston County, SCDOT reports
the following road closures:
road closures:
are closed according to SCDOT:
the following road closures:
- Bohicket from River to Edenvale
- Parkers Ferry Road from Spring Grove Road to
- County Line Road
- Old Georgetown from SC-45 to end
- SC-45 from Old Georgetown Road to
- Berkeley County Line
- Main Road at Savannah Highway to Main Road at
- River road near the Limehouse Bridge
road closures:
- Peirce Road from Augusta Highway to
- Deed Creek Bridge
- Dixie Road from Augusta Rd to Red Oak Rd.
- Prices Bridge Lane from Charleston Highway
- to Prices Bridge Landing Road
- Ruffin Road - Ruffin Rd to railroad tracks
- SEE SEE (Dirt Section) - Possum Corner
- Rd to paved section
- Backfield from Ritter Road to Dead End
are closed according to SCDOT:
- Walterboro HIghway between Beech Hill
- Road and Dorchester Road
- Delemar Highway from S-84 to Bluehouse Road
- Sullivans Landing Road from US 17A to
- Parkers Ferry Road
- Wire Road from Givhans Ferry Road
- to Old Dam Road
- US-78 from East Main Street to Ridgeville Road
- US-78 from Campbell Thicket Road
- to Orangeburg Road
- Horseford Road from Powder Horn
- Road to Haven Road
- Luden Drive from US-17A to Autumn Way
- Gavins Road from US-15 to US-178
- Lost Horn Road from McAlhany Road to 308
- Lost Horn Road *washout in some areas
- Two Bridge Road
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