General. Its just 35 miles away from the southwestern portions of haiti. Barreling there close. Becoming more defined throughout the course of this morning. Winds at 145 miles an hour. Gusts as strong as 175. Its moving north at about 9 miles an hour. So its still moving pretty slow. It has picked up a little bit of Forward Momentum from yesterday morning. Starting to seat thicker bands starting to move across the eastern portions of cuba as well. Cuba will be the next to seat biggest impact from closer to home nsm the meantime before we get to this storm, you can see that our weather is going to be quiet. No rain to speak of, which is good. We need to dry up from last weeks rain before we could see some rain with matthew. We are starting off with a little bit of cloud cover. A big change from yesterday morning. 66 in wilmington. We have 66 in fayetteville. South hill the only spot on the map in the 50s this bit of fog out the lunchtime. We makit to 78 this afternoon. Plrnlt for this t
The storm approached. The dangerous categories category storm for storm left dangerous left damage to the western part of the country. It had helling 140 mileper hour winds. It tore off roofs of many areas. It uprooted trees and left rivers full of debris. Death totals are unclear as communication on the island has been severely impacted. Alyssa, some very positive news. At least for the moment. At least for the moment. We have to stress that. As much is this track has shifted to the east, it could still shift to the west. This is a closeup view. The center of the track where were seeing this redline this morning, you can see it is staying well offshore of wilmington and continuing to taken easterly turn as we head toward saturday and sunday of this upcoming weekend. It made still be a very strong winds of 100 Miles Per Hour. Parts of North Carolina in that area this morning. At no longer includes the triangle. Adjust includes extreme southeastern portions of our viewing area. We will
News about the path matthew is taking. We have potentially good news. Because the shifted continue to move easterly or westerleigh as we head into the next 48 hours. A big ship to the east this morning happened, and i like to see this. Look at this. The closeup track shows this storm well offshore of North Carolina through sunday morning. Sunday morning, winds would be right around 100 Miles Per Hour. Still a category two storm. It weakens as we head toward next monday. We will watch this. In the meantime, a track that says that stays out to see would have less impact for us. I will write that down in our complete storm team forecast. Right now, want to talk about what is going on locally in central North Carolina. We are seeing some isolated showers right along the newborn area. That is where those are expected to say state today. In broom and interim in hour. Siler city is at 50. 62 in fayetteville and willington. For today, it will be a cool morning. It may be a bit chilly without a
Quiet start to our day. Yesterday was absolutely gorgeous except for the wind we were stuck with dealing with for most of the day yesterday. We are seeing Clear Conditions from our Raleigh International camera where the current temperature is about 50 degrees. Our satellite and radar not showing any wet weather popping up. After the record rain that some of us experiend continue to dry out over the nextseveral days. Flood warnings remain in effect for all the highlighted in green. That is due to flooded roads, full streams and creeks and clogged storm drains. That continues through about 10 30 this evening. Temperatures across the area actually in the 40s and 50s so a cooler start to the morning. 50 degrees in raleigh and durham, 53 is our current temperature in fayetteville. We can expect things to stay dry thanks to an area of High Pressure building in. Were looking supny and cooler today sunny and cooler than yesterday, 68 degrees. Sunny skies all day today, a chance to dry out. Tha
That will continue today. At least this morning we are not seeing any wet weather here on the radar. We can expect this dry weather to continue not only through today but through the entire week ahead. A chance to dry out and get those Recovery Efforts going from the torrential rain we experienced on saturday. Again, flood warnings in effect unl 10 30 this evening. Thats for all the counties highlighted on the map here. That is because we do have flooded roads and there are a lot of them around the area. We also have full creeks and streams. Some at high water problems. Temperatures right now are in the 40s and 50s across the area. We can expect the sunshine to continueoday, and were looking at a high of 68 this afternoon. Well let you know how long the dry weather will last and exactly whats in store for your week coming up. Hundreds of thousands are without power thanks to Hurricane Matthew. And that means many folks out there may be turning to a genetor to keep the lights on cbs Nor