And to the right of it in particular, its moving north at 12. By 2 00 a. M. , near savannah, georgia, the question is, inlands at that point, or is it still over the water, hugging the coastline, churning up by charleston and myrtle beach by 2 00 p. M. Tomorrow afternoon. Theres going to be some of that rain surging northward towards southern new england too, ill show you how that impacts your weekend plans just ahead. Vanessa as matthew dumps inch after inch of rain, this here is what officials are worried about storm surge. It happens when rising water is pushed o everything in its path. This home is inundated with its water in palm coast florida this morning. Do we have that picture for you . Apparently not. Officials across the south are expecting more scenes like this in the coming hours. We are very concerned about the storm surge, and the worst effects are still likely to come. Storm force winds are affecting the state of georgia and will continue to do so and we are fold for th
The made 80s the downtown San Francisco 92 expected in napa. We do have a ridge of High Pressure over the bay area. That is, to bolster temperatures as squashed the marine layer. The question is this is it going to be high is a matter of how hot it will get. We could actually see trouble digits as we head into tomorrow. Ms. Devlin nationally that it shows the temperatures will stay the load mid90s. That is something we will continue to monitor. Its definitely point to be toasted. Heres a look at your seventh day around the bay forecast. Wednesday were back in the low eighties for the warm is and the spots. reporter capping the stall a rose performance by dyads starter madison bogart. He went the distance and he was repelled by determine offense. His daughter was pregnant crawford fourth ending trip that also set up the viewing party crowd into a frenzy. That will pretty much be the end for the pittsburgh pirates. After that the giants would add more runs to the sixth seventh and eighth
Students across region celebrate Martin Luther King Day, call for action
More than 50 years after the Atlanta Reverend was killed, the fight continues against injustice, including in the Fargo-Moorhead area. Written By: Tanner Robinson | 11:54 pm, Jan. 18, 2021
MOORHEAD Members of the Concordia College choir helped provide the soundtrack for kicking off a day full of remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who died over 50 years ago.
The fight for civil rights Dr. King had back then continues today, as people continue to march and protest against racial injustice. We re in it for real, we re in these trenches for real, said Jason Sole, who is a professor at Hamline University in St. Paul, and whom Concordia College invited to speak Monday, Jan. 18. We know our lives can end any day. I m a target.