Weather & radar
Quick local forecasts and radar views for planning your beach time.
Pilot launch planned for Cherry Grove and North Myrtle Beach
Plan a safer, easier beach day with local conditions, timely alerts, practical access information, community events and nearby offers.
One clear source for a better beach day
BeachCast is being designed to gather the information beachgoers already look for across multiple sites and social channels, then organize it in one simple local app.
Planned launch features
Quick local forecasts and radar views for planning your beach time.
Easy-to-find safety information and beach-condition alerts.
Tide timing and surf information presented in a practical format.
Helpful guidance for getting parked with less guesswork.
Find public access points and useful nearby amenities.
Discover local happenings, seasonal activities and community events.
See nearby places to eat, shop and save during your visit.
Built for the whole beach community
Plan with confidence, stay informed and discover more while visiting Cherry Grove and North Myrtle Beach.
Join the interest list →Reach people who are actively deciding where to eat, shop, stay and spend near the beach.
Request advertiser information →Support clearer communication around beach conditions, safety information and community resources.
Start a conversation →Focused local pilot
The initial BeachCast pilot is planned around two connected coastal communities with high visitor traffic, active local businesses and a strong need for clear, timely beach information.
For local businesses
Download the one-page advertiser overview, then request details using the advertiser form below.
Choose the form that fits you
Each submission is sent to the BeachCast lead sheet with its contact type.
Frequently asked questions
The pilot launch is currently being planned for Cherry Grove and North Myrtle Beach. Join the interest list for progress updates.
The current plan is to make BeachCast free for beach visitors.
Complete the advertiser form to request information about pilot advertising and promotional opportunities.
Yes. BeachCast is interested in collaborating around reliable local information and public-safety communication.