By Tuesday, the heat isn't going anywhere. Afternoon highs will once again reach the mid 90s with plenty of sunshine and just a few fair-weather clouds. Rain chances become even more limited as a strong area of high pressure builds overhead, setting the stage for an even hotter stretch through the second half of the week.
Hurricane Matthew continues to take it's toll knocking out power in thousands of homes in North and South Carolina.
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Officials with Carowinds say the park will resume regular operations on Saturday, October 8th.
Millions of people were warned to flee Hurricane Matthew's path. Two 18-year-olds, however, were determined to be in the thick of it in the nation's oldest city, even if it meant traveling nearly 1,000 miles to St. Augustine.
Hurricane Matthew continues to cause problems for travelers, with 5,000 flights canceled so far between Wednesday and Sunday, according to tracking service FlightAware.
Governor Nikki Haley gives a 6pm update on the status of Hurricane Matthew as it continues to push towards the Carolina coast.
Hurricane Matthew continues to move along the Florida coast and will gradually move northeast tonight and Saturday.
Governor McCrory gives an afternoon update on Hurricane Matthew and the new expected impacts it could have as it approaches the Carolina coasts.
