North Myrtle Beach flew purple flags earlier this week after lifeguards have seen an influx of jellyfish.
Between Monday and Tuesday, there were more than 200 incidents of jellyfish stings in North Myrtle Beach, Beach Patrol Supervisor Monty Reed told The Sun News.
That number caused lifeguards to put out purple flags Monday and Tuesday, which signals to beachgoers that there is hazardous marine wildlife in the ocean…