MYRTLE BEACH, SC – City officials are bracing for the possible arrival of Hurricane Imelda, a developing storm with an uncertain track that could bring tropical impacts to the Carolinas early next week.

The Myrtle Beach Police Department said Thursday that emergency managers are closely monitoring the storm as forecasts continue to shift. While two possible scenarios remain in play, officials warned there is a growing chance that the region will feel effects from the system.

City agencies have begun routine preparations, and residents are being urged to review hurricane kits, stock up on essential supplies, and finalize evacuation or shelter plans in case conditions worsen. Authorities said a clearer forecast is expected by Friday afternoon.

“We encourage everyone to take this time to p

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