MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — South Carolina’s Grand Strand could be in for a rough night because Idalia is expected to continue churning up significant storm surge.
The Category 3 storm made landfall in Florida and although it lost its fuel moving over land, it put a damper on vacationers’ plans across the coast.
Scott Brookbank and his friends arrived in Myrtle Beach from Ohio to golf.
“It’s been five years since I’ve had a proper golf vacation and my buddy called me up,” Brookbank told Channel 9′s Jonathan Lowe.
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The storm whipped its way across the South Carolina coast with some heavy bands of wind and rain.
Ocean Boulevard was temporarily impassable stranding cars in its median.
>>In the video at the top of the page, see the latest updates from Myrtle Beach.
(WATCH: Low tide reveals approx. 80,000-year-old fossil along Myrtle Beach coast)
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