Charleston has studied its flooding for 2 years; now it’s time to decide what to build

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — For some Charleston residents, flooding isn’t just a problem during hurricanes.

High tides and heavy rain can make navigating roads difficult, especially for people traveling between James Island and downtown.

“Flooding has always been an issue here, especially downtown,” Joanne Robertson, a James Island resident, said. “You have to navigate the roads with caution. And it’s not only when it rains. It’s high tide, low tide.”…

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