The storm is still threatening historical cities in the area. People all over Central Florida a breathing a sigh of relief as they start to assess the damage, but others are bracing for what is to come. Hurricane matthew, florida, the eye, hugging the coastline, bringing it with, heavy rain, violent winds and dangerous to 11 feet. We are very concerned about the storm surge. The worst effects are likely to still come. Reporter this was ormond beach as the ocean pushed in. Hundreds of thousands without power after matthew started its assault overnight. South florida was largely spared major damage. Why people heeded warnings and got out of a category 3. The storm is far from letting up as it pummels the northern part of florida before sta rt ing up the coast. We are on the front end. We are not on the back end. We couldnt know how bad the damage will end up. Georgia and South Carolina bracing with landfall fear charleston, a real property. Our barrier islands. The biggest concern we hav
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Outoftheway of the storm. Now, a category two with sustained winds of 110 mph, the storm was110 miles per hour, the storm was far from letting up as it pummeled the northern part of floor before starting at march up the close coast. We are on the front end of the hurricane, not the back end. Georgiahurricane, not the back end. Georgia and South Carolina are bracing for impact with a close call. This is the biggest concern we have. When you people to move. Have. We need people to move. More than 3000 people have moved inland. We encourage all of you to stick shelter somewhere above ground. This is going to hurt. Lets talk about where the storm has been so destructive. Destructive. Haiti suffering huge losses. The storm killed more than 800 people. Damage is extensive with other buildings leveled. Leveled. The us sending military help and supplies. Runningrunning peril to the coastline, if anything there has been a great news as far aswobble. That is great news as far as the winds are co
Adds even more of a fall chill to the air but at least the skies are clearing out. More local News Milwaukee Police are investigating a body found in a laundry chute. A Family Member found the female victim at her home near identify the victim as 58 yearold kaye powell. Investigators are calling the death suspicious we are working to find out how the Waukesha County jail accidentally released a wanted inmate from custody. Dustin palubicki turned himself in to the Forest County jail last night, after enjoying almost 13 hours of freedom. Palubicki was released from the jail after serving his sentence. But hes also wanted in Forest County where hes accused of not paying Child Support 17 32 35 somebody wasnt doing their job over there and so they should take a good look at that because if they release him whos next palubicki is not considered a dangerous person so the Sheriffs Department only posted a notification on facebook. A community in tulsa, oklahoma is on alert after reports of a v
Daytona beach showed floridians heeded the warnings and got out of the way of the violent storm. Now a category 3 with sustained winds of 120 miles per hour. The storm is far from letting up as it pummels the northern part of florida before starting its march up the coast. sot pres. Obama were still on the front end of this storm, were not on the back end so we dont know how bad the damage could end up. Georgia and South Carolina are now bracing for impact with landfall near charleston a real possibility. sot gov. 1 09 our barriers islands, its the biggest concern right now. We need people to move. More than three hundred thousand south carolinians have moved inland. The governor warning those who did not evacuate. Time is running out. sot gov. Nikki haley r sc 1 19 1 28 at that point it will be too late to evacuate so we would still encourage all of you to take shelter somewhere above ground this is going to hurt. Millions of people. Still in the path of the storm as matthew churns in