Same spot. That is good for us. It to get closer but also did not get further away i dont have many changes on the impact. Heres a closeup view. Is a category 2 hurricane on saturdayfternoon. But again little ships either direction making a huge difference. Fous a continues to weaken possibly closest to our coastline sometime sunday morning. Before it loops around back down to the southeast what does that mean for we keep the clouds and cooler temperatures around for the next couple of days. The main impact the storm will be saturday. Friday could have some rain but saturdhe impact of illegal cut the area in half diagonally. South d eastf highway 1 could get one to 3 inches of rainor 20 to 30 mileperhour winds. Much less than that farther northwest to go. Another update in x hours and also have a new one of computer close watch on hurricane maw and understand governor patrory is getting another update on the storm. Reporter the state is looking at this map and as you can see as you hea
If youve been away all day, pay attention. Im a little more worried because with that move to the north, we could now see 7 to 9 inches of rain in the sand hills with winds 40 to 50 miles an hour. Thats enough to cause problems with trees and Power Outages and of course, just getting around with minor flooding. That has me more concerned. Through most of central North Carolina, we are talking 40mileanhour winds. That could cause isolated problems, not widespread. A little less as you head farther to the northwest, and up in warren county, 2 to 4 inches with 20 to 30milean hour winds. Thats all tomorrow. No big problems today. Tomorrow we could have problems, as this is what were going to see. Go back to work and school next week. Well show you what the wind and rain will look like coming up in just a few minutes. Just under an hour ago the governor warned we could see the worst flooding since hurricane floyd and president obama declared a state of emergency for 66 counties. Reporter th
Threatening conditions to lumberton. Rescue efforts are happening throughout the city. Joy taylor walked through the water barefoot. Ive got five kids. I did not know what to do. I was thinki lord help us less just let us get out of here. Reporter Hurricane Matthew shut down the road leaving people stranded. I have never seen this like. I never expected we would it reporter Earl Anderson and their family paddled away from their house. I never thought in my lifetime we would have to use a boat and i seit on tvand you nevethink it will happen to you. Many neighbors are wondering what is next. Are we going to ha anything when its done . We just dont know. Reports of deaths in lumberton. Neighbors are being rescued. Coming up at 6 00 when neighbor explains what people are waiting until the last minute to ou li in lumberton i derek lewis. Mandatory evacuation in place for kinston and lenora county. It is seven feet above flood stage. As water runs down stream it could go as high as 26 feet
They did missionary work. They traveled around. They do a lot of things to help other people. Reporter and jasons online obituary, the family has asked friends who come to the service to bring a written memory of jason. They say they will put those written memories and a keepsake box for his very young children, so when they get older they will know exactly who their dad was. Reporting live, steve sbraccia, cbs north carol this deadly accident comes just days after 2 women were hit by a car while cycling. Lori cove and Virginia Davis were hit last monday, cove is now in serious condition, davis is recovering. Police say the driver, christopher more, was driving under the influence. A man behind bars accused of driving the wrong way on i 440 while under the influence causing a deadly accident. Carlos Martinez Gonzalez was is trying to do to prevent these kinds of crashes. Reporter police were called out here at about 9 30 p. M. , they say they found out that Martinez Gonzalez was drivin
One of the things ive never seen before. Two silos were destroyed at this dairy farm. Mary is emotional when she sees her fathers farm for the First Time Since the 20 oh. It has been in the family since 1943. Since the tornado. This always represented the life of our family. This is the equipment used to milk cows. Workers were here milking cows when the storm hit. They bunkered down here to stay safe during that storm. Thankful that nobody was hurt. That is the main thing. You can see this other home also damaged by the tornado. You can see the siding hanging they are helping nine families in this area. I post photographs of the damage here. You can get a closer look for yourself on my facebook page. John areas of vance county seeing a funnel cloud appear. This captures the funnel cloud turning on 29. Also come reports of baseball sized hail. A tornado did not touchdown in durham county. Barbara in number of trees down in this neighborhood. A tree fell on a house, crews working to cle