Navigational nightmare. Mark strassmann for us tonight. Mark, thank you. So why do i do it . Because i get paid. Und. On this side of the glove i know prostate exams can save lives. So, if you are a man over 50, talk to you doctor to see if a prostate exam is right for you. In haiti, the situation is dire. Matthew left ruins, hundreds are dead. And a million doses of cholera vaccine are being rushed in. Vladamir duthiers is there. We are flying over portaupima. Poor but selfsufficient. Not anymore. The folks here had no time, no chance to save anything. Any of their belongings, at all. Reporter this local official, told us now this seaside town has almost disappeared. They dont have water. They dont have a house. They dont have clothes. They cant find food to eat. Ruined buildings. Its hard to imagine it will be restored. She owns a Small Grocery store. Everything in her business ruined, she says, the food has gone rotten because it has gotten wet. Clean water scarce. Water supply cont
And im stefan chase. Several School Systems in our viewing area remain closed again today because of the impact from Hurricane Matthew. Cumberland, halifax, harnett, moore, nash, rocky mount all closed today. And lee county is on a onehour delay. We have more School Closings on our website wncn. Com. For right now lets go straight to Storm Team Meteorologist Alyssa Corfont. Good morning to you at mentioned are still under Flood Warnings as we progress throughout this morning. Flooded roads and rivers continue, full creeks and streams, even clogged storm drains. We have a number of road closured because of high water and storm damage from this past weekend. Well continue to watch these. They continue through 10 30 this evening if not extended by the National Weather service. Lets go ahead and take a look at our satellite and radar composite. Not a lot going on locally. Likely in the 40s, and thats where well start around 8 a. M. , 48, 65 at lunchtime, 72 our high. Normal is close to 74.
Team meteorologist Alyssa Corfont who has your forecast. Good morning guys, and good morning at home as well. Because of all of those flooded roads and because some rivers are still rising today, were still looking at Flood Warnings up and down 95 along the sandhills as well. We are talking about wayne county in particular right around the goldsboro area. The neuse river is expected to crest today. Its happening pretty much as we speak, and then well be falling, but kinston river, the neuse river is not expected to crest unt feet. Near the Cape Fear River in fayetteville falling below flood stage by tomorrow morning. So certainly a light at the end of the tunnel for some of you, water though still rising along the tar river as well. Well get to the latest on that in a moment. Lets talk about your satellite and radar composite. We are looking at pretty clear skies as we start off our wednesday morning, which is great news for us as all that water continues to be very high and dangerous.
Again, its creeks and streams that are still overflowing their banks, and were also looking at clogged storm drains causing issues with receding water as well. Lets get to our satellite and radar composite. This is what we like to see as were talking about Flood Warnings and dry conditions for us. No rain expected today, tomorrow, or friday or into the weekend ahead so we can continue to see storm cleanup continue as we head into the rest of the workweek. Lets get to what you need to know planning your day. Yes, it will be 48 degrees around the triangle. Some areas are in the low 40s this morning. Sunshine will still be around at lunchtime, 65. We make it to 72 which isnt far from our noal high of 74, and well be cooling off quickly. We drop to right around 6as we head towards that evening drive home. Make sure you have a jacket as you step outside this morning. 6 01 right now. Lets go ahead and check in with traffic. If youre getting ready to head out the door, no trouble spots. Roadw
In haiti, the situation is dire. Matthew left ruins, hundreds are dead. And a million doses of cholera vaccine are being rushed in. Vladamir duthiers is there. We are flying over portaupima. Poor but selfsufficient. Not anymore. The folks here had no time, no chance to save anything. Any of their belongings, at all. Reporter this local official, told us now this seaside town has almost disappeared. They dont have water. They dont have a house. They dont have clothes. They cant find food to eat. We passed block after block of ruined buildings. Its hard to imagine it will be restored. She owns a Small Grocery store. Everything in her business ruined, she says, the food has gone rotten because it has gotten wet. Clean water scarce. Water supply contaminated with dead live stock and bodies. One hospital, already wh 85 cholera cases and only two doctors. Right now people are drinking the water in the river and drinking any water they can find, he says. Thats how theyre getting sick. To try