That happened a few years ago here during Dorian. We were forecasted to get 10-12ft surge (which would have put charleston under about that much water) but the storm veered offshore. I rode my bike to the beach and the water was way out, even at a high tide, lower than low tide. It was really weird. I think the storm was 20-30mi directly offshore at that point and it was sunny a bit to north. It was really weird.
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