go ahead and stay off the roads, to also listen to their local officials. they would be the ones to make a determination whether someone needed to evacuate an area. now, earlier i spoke about the impact of the storm with myrtle beach emergency management director. i asked him about the damage he s seen so far and if the worst is no over. you know, it seems like we fared out pretty well. there s obviously some damaged to properties alongside our beach side community. the closer you get to the ocean, the more severe the damage is. inland we were able to escape the majority of the problems. there were some power issues, utility issues. but for the most part the majority of myrtle beach survived pretty well, i thought. yeah, it s incredible you say that when we, you know, just showed pictures of homes that are on stilts but still they have been inundated with water.
understand why you say that. i am wondering, when we talk about getting back to normal, right mayor. kids have to go back to school, eventually if you have power issues. water issues as well, what are the plans for that? it is my understanding that the schools will be closed through next week. of course that is by the school district and the separate elected board. continue the cleanup and continue working on getting the water restored. the closer we get the water restored the better off the recovery will be. we have also had suspended permanent fees for any permits that are associated with repairs due to the storm. we had a business and downtime
wintry weather to texas, mississippi and alabama. we are watching the carolinas and virginia for area of low pressure to develop starting today through saturday and bring an ice storm to coastal areas, including just north of myrtle beach to wilmington and norfolk. this is a big deal, ice on the roads and power lines will cause problems, very dangerous to travel through. bottom line here, timing today through saturday, it peaks this afternoon, the carolina, southern virginia, snow and ice, travel, power issues, all of the above. this is a big deal. foxweather.com, will bring the latest on storm details and look at that winter storm warning still in effect through noon today for southern texas, including the areas of corpus christi, laredo and san antonio, winter weather advisory, which doesn t happen often in south texas. cold air hangs around chicago,
need to go out? not even if you are in the red warning areas and the amber warning which covers most of england and all of wales, you should really consider whether you need to travel today, we are expecting extreme weather in that area, and the likelihood of flying debris, power issues, and further travel disruption. along with the issue on the coast, very large waves. the message is, please do not go to the coast. they are busy enough as it is. it is very unusual and a very busy day. it isa it is a beast of a storm. what are the meteorological origins? storm dudle had the meteorological origins? storm dudley had a the meteorological origins? storm dudley had a different the meteorological origins? storm dudley had a different angle - the meteorological origins? storm dudley had a different angle of- dudley had a different angle of attack, came in from the north west, scotland and northern england were worst affected. this has come from the south west, driven by the same thing, th