Could dump as much as 40 inches of rain. Listen to the power of the storm. Florence is sure to take its time calling at a speed most of us could outwalk, just two miles an hour. So far in its wake, florence has knocked out the power for more than 700,000 people, sent boats into downtown streets, decimated docks into kindling, and tore up this church like it was paper. Im not going to lie, i broke down this morning and cried. Im accepting it, it is what it is, we cant control it. We just pick up and continue, thats all we can really do. Cnns Martin Savidge is joining us from wilmington, North Carolina. Give us the latest. Reporter the weather has been off and on as far as rain and winds. Some of those rains have been heavy. I looked at the radar, ana, before we came to air. Just five miles away from us there is a virtual river of rain in the air. And that is just dumping unknown amounts of water into the inland areas. Its the inland flooding problem that is the onehat is the most urgent
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HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — A judge overseeing the Horry County murder case of ex-deputy coroner Chris Dontell has agreed to remove himself from the case. Judge Benjamin Culbertson’s decision came after an April 5 hearing on Dontell’s request to have him step down, according to a court document obtained by News13. No reason was […]