Severe flooding has hit Charleston, South Carolina, once again — streets have turned into rivers as powerful tides and heavy rain engulf the historic coastal city. Downtown roads, homes, and businesses are submerged under several feet of water. Authorities warn of dangerous conditions as sea levels continue to rise, fueling more frequent and destructive floods across the Southeast. This is another reminder of how climate change is reshaping America’s coastal cities. 🌊🌪️ --- 🏷️ Hashtags: #Char

Charleston is under a coastal flood warning this evening with high tide expected between 8-9 p.m. Dangerous flooding could occur even if it's not raining. News 4's Cameron Limes was downtown earlier today and captured some of the flooding off of Broad Street. | WCIV | ABC News 4

WATCH: John Denver sings “Take Me Home, Country Roads” at the state Culture Center in Charleston for a telethon after the devastating 1985 flood. No matter if it was West Virginia inspired or not, the song has become the Mountain State’s anthem. http://bit.ly/2GuZuGH Video Courtesy of West Virginia Archives and History | WCHS Eyewitness News