Isaias actually wasn't that bad where I am, but when Cantore shows up, it's time to evacuate.
At least Jim Cantore didn't show up in my town
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I'm thankful that this storm wasn't destructive, and that we felt little to no effects in the midlands. Heck, at my house, the "rain" didn't even lift the little float in my rain gauge. Lots of clouds and a little breeze.
Or Mike Seidel faking it with a couple of guys walking normally in the background 
My buddy’s 38 foot sport fisher is parked across from Southport Marina. Other than losing his flags, no damage. However the marina was not so lucky
Local news reporters in Charleston were scrambling to find anything that would look like flooding. Had to settle on water rushing into a drain that actually appeared to be working. Yes, you heard it here first... we had a working drain.
Of course it wasn't too bad inland, wanna see what the water looked like where the storm came onshore just north of the SC border.
Go to about 2;45 on the tape
https://www.accuweather.com/en/weat...off-its-foundation-by-hurricane-isaias/789515
Go to about 2;45 on the tape
https://www.accuweather.com/en/weat...off-its-foundation-by-hurricane-isaias/789515
I live in Antreville. It rained like a sonofaboosh here. 2.5 inches in about 2 hours. I am thankful for all of the state that it didn’t wreck homes and lives like these storms have done in the past.
We rode it out on Sunset Beach, one of the only places that didn't have a mandatory or voluntary evacuation. I wasn't trying to be dumb or anything; I grew up close to the SC coast and lived through Hugo among other storms. I really didnt think this one would be bad, and other than some flooding near the bridge which didn't affect any property, it really was a non-event. Crazy that just a few miles up the road in OIB they got hit so hard.
