Horry County 9-1-1 dispatcher Lynn Gore calmly handles crises situations on a daily basis as she attempts to provide help to callers and first responders.
The level of flooding caught many residents of the Wampee community in Longs off guard. The Williams family, who live off Collins Rd. in the Wampee section of Longs, rushed to get furniture out of the path of the flood on Friday.
Randy Webster, director of Horry County Emergency department, discussed coordinating relief efforts following Hurricane Florence, saying it's "the toughest thing he’s ever done."
As flood waters continue to rise to near historical levels at Lee's Landing near Conway residents of the Waccamaw River community were making final evacuations with their pets the help of various agencies including SCNDR. Friday, September 21, 2018.
A cell phone video shows a road that was destroyed by flood waters caused by Hurricane Florence in Wilmington, North Carolina. Some roads near Wilmington have been closed due to risk of flash flooding.
Audio from the on-ground communications between rescue teams details the efforts to rescue two Horry County sheriff's deputies and two mental health patients from flood waters.
Dillan Bowman is on the autism spectrum. His dog Chico is his best friend. He worries that seeking shelter will seperate him from his dog. Still, his mother worries for the entire family’s safety.
Ronald Rabon of Double R Farms outside of Loris, S.C. says area farmers might not survive the loss of crops in three of the last four years due to flooding rains. Sept. 18, 2018.
Residents of Aberdeen County Club had to be rescued in large trucks, and residents all over Longs raced against time to move whatever possessions they could before the Waccamaw rose even higher.
Two women drown as they were being transported by a Horry County Sheriff's Office transport van that was swept in flood waters in Marion County. The floods are result of Hurricane Florence.
Hurricane Florence brought record rainfall to North Carolina — dumping over 30 inches in parts of eastern N.C. Now South Carolina cities — such as Conway and Nichols — are facing the worst flooding on record due to the overflowing rivers.
The United States Geological Survey moved some of their equipment on the Conway bridge to avoid rising flood waters of the Waccamaw. New receivers were placed on top of the bridge to continue transmitting data about water levels and rates of flow.
Lenore Letellier wept over the rescue of her cats, and for the expected loss of her home at Lee's Landing Circle near Conway on Tuesday. Frustrated by repeated floods, the she says she does not plan to return after this flood.
