Grand Strand city asks for residents to limit water use amid severe drought

The City of North Myrtle Beach issued a release Wednesday asking residents and businesses to voluntarily conserve water amid South Carolina’s severe drought.

While not a mandatory conservation period, voluntarily reducing water usage can play an important role in protecting water resources during periods of drought, the release said.

Eighty-three percent of Horry County is experiencing an extreme drought as of May 26 compared to nearly 96% the week prior, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. The state had its driest January through April on record since 1895…

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