Schools Closings On Monday Due To Hurricane Florence Impacts
Take a look at the school districts that are closing due to Hurricane Florence.
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Take a look at the school districts that are closing due to Hurricane Florence.
As the death toll from Florence grew and hundreds of people were pulled from flooded homes, North Carolina braced for catastrophic, widespread river flooding that could be the next stage of a mounting disaster.
Several roads in the Charlotte area are closed due to the bad weather brought on by Hurricane Florence.
Governor Roy Cooper said five deaths have been confirmed as a result of #Florence, as the storm continues to slowly move across the Carolinas.
Parts of the midlands of South Carolina could see ten inches of rain from Tropical Storm Florence.
Charlotte-Douglas Airport says it will be open through the weekend, but some flights may be cancelled or delayed.
More than 400 people spent Friday night in 12 Red Cross shelters in our area, and that number is expected to increase.
Time is running out, but if you can, trim back or try to get troublesome trees removed before the winds really pick up.
Neighborhoods are bracing for Florence to push the life-threatening flooding and wind they've seen on the coast through the Piedmont.
Residents in the western mountain counties of North Carolina rushing to prepare for potentially devastating affects from the estimated 6 to 12 inches of rain they could see in the coming days.
South Carolina officials including Governor Henry McMaster say that roughly 441,000 people evacuated ahead of Hurricane Florence and over 65,000 power outages have been reported in the state.
Hurricane Florence is expected to significantly impact North Carolina and South Carolina, Duke Energy is preparing for the storm and urges customers to do the same.
As Hurricane Florence hit the Carolina coastline, the live feed from the Frying Pan Tower went viral as it showed an American flag flapping furiously in the high winds. The tower's owner discusses the tower's history & what he plans to do with the US flag once the storm passes.
In his Friday morning news brief, Governor Roy Cooper said about 500,000 people are without power and nearly 200,000 people have relocated to over 100 shelters in North Carolina.
All city of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County offices will be closed Monday, September 17th due to Hurricane Florence.
Experts from One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning and Benjamin Franklin Plumbing join Wilson with last minute tips for getting your prepared for the extreme weather with the approach of Hurricane Florence.