ALT Forecast coastal flooding timelines, the top for Charleston Harbor and the bottom for Fort Pulaski. Charleston Harbor timeline, minor Friday evening, minor Saturday morning, minor Saturday evening, minor Sunday Morning, and minor Sunday Evening. For Fort Pulaski, there is potential for minor coastal flooding this evening and Saturday Morning, and minor coastal flooding is forecast for Sunday Morning.

ALT Photo of a notebook with a checklist reading: “Dolly’s advice for life (and disasters) Plan Ahead. Look out for your neighbors. Stay informed. Keep going. Look for the rainbow.” Below the text is Dolly Parton’s signature with a butterfly next to it.

ALT Tornado safety. When bad weather is expected, have multiple way to receive a warning. When you get a warning, go to a room in the innermost part of your home, office, or apartment. Stay in your safe place until you get an all clear alert. When you leave your safe place or walk outside, be cautious. Tornado damage and debris could have sharp and dangerous objects.

ALT ALT TEXT: Tornado safety. When bad weather is expected, have multiple way to receive a warning. When you get a warning, go to a room in the innermost part of your home, office, or apartment. Stay in your safe place until you get an all clear alert. When you leave your safe place or walk outside, be cautious. Tornado damage and debris could have sharp and dangerous objects.

ALT Piggy bank on the right side of the image. On the left side is text that reads “Financial safety starts with cash on hand. Withdraw emergency cash. Store it in a safe, dry place. Power outages and bank closures can limit access to money.”

ALT Are you prepared for hurricane season? Build a kit, create a plan, know your zone, stay connected.

ALT Picture of a jack o lantern with arrows and text reading: “Carving out preparedness. Make a plan: Know what to do before an emergency happens. Stay informed: sign up for emergency alerts. Get involved: support your community and look out for one another. Build a kit: pack essential supplies for your household. Check your home: test alarms, fix hazards, and make sure your home is ready. Practice and review: run drills and update your plan regularly.”

ALT Earthquake Prep Week: October 11-17, 2026. Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drill on October 15 at 10:15 a.m. Winter Weather Prep Week: November 29-December 5, 2026. Severe Weather and Flood Safety Week: March 7-13, 2027 Statewide Tornado Drill on Wednesday, March 10 at 9 a.m. (Backup date Friday, March 12 at 9 a.m.)

ALT On the right is the image of 2 dogs playing in a front yard. On the left is brown text on a yellow background that reads “Have you packed a pet supply kit? Pack food and water to last at least 3 days. Include all your pet medications and a first aid kit. Pack their favorite toys and comfort items. Keep copies of their important documents and records. Have identification for your pet.

ALT Red first aid kits and emergency supplies packed in a car trunk promoting low-cost emergency kit preparation.

ALT Family watching TV displaying a nationwide Emergency Alert System test notice for November 17, 2026, at 2:20 P.M. EDT.

ALT Kids’ Emergency Kit Essentials: Water, Non-Perishable Snacks, Baby Items, Something to Pass the Time, Comfort Items, Medications and Vitamins, Change of Clothes and Shoes, First Aid Kit.

ALT Weather-Ready for the Beach? 1. Rip currents and dangerous waves: Swim at beaches with lifeguards, and never swim alone. If caught in a rip, don't panic, call for help, and swim along the shore. Supervise young or inexperienced swimmers. 2. Excessive Heat: Remain hydrated. Wear light, loose-fitting clothing and use sunscreen. Relax in the shade and cool off in the water. 3. Lightning: If you hear thunder or see lightning, go immediately to an enclosed building or hard-topped vehicle.

ALT A teal NOAA Weather Radio broadcasting sound waves.

ALT Text: Join us in the world’s largest earthquake drill. October 15, 2026. Register: SHAKEOUT.ORG.

ALT A barista chats with a woman sitting in a coffee shop.

ALT This National Grandparents Day, talk to your family about emergency preparedness. -Know what their evacuation plan is. -Have multiple ways to connect them. -Keep important items in your supply kit: Medical and Mobility Devices, Documents and Identification, Medication.