Recovery and rescue efforts continued Saturday with the help of the Coast Guard in Florida following Ian's devastating path in the state and in the Carolinas.
7 feet. now they are estimating it s about 24 feet high. further back in the distance on the right of the screen you ll see what is a gas station. there is a convenience store back there. and the water has made its way all the way up to the roof. now, if you look over to the left of your screen you ll see a white truck and i asked one of the locals here, mac martin, about that particular truck and the people when were inside when it was stuck. take a listen. people were driving through, you know, to get, you know, it was passable. but that guy is the last guy that tried. and he did not make it. did he get out of the truck safely? they swam to the edge and i think they swam back out there to get some of their belongings out of the truck, too. but they were safe. reporter: and we also saw some different cars and trucks on the road that had made their way into the ditch because they
This summer’s drought is expected to cause a patchy array of fall color starting earlier in the leaf-peeping haven of New England while the autumn colors are likely to be muted and not last as long in the drought- and heat-stricken areas of the.
This summer s drought is expected to cause a patchy array of fall color starting earlier in the leaf-peeping haven of New England while the autumn colors are likely to be muted and not last as long in the drought- and heat-stricken areas of the south.