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
Wral. Com. The good thing, elizabeth, is the weather will be nice. Oh, well have elizabeth in just a moment. Two communities are on edge, worried about water levels and the potential it catastrophic flooding. A voluntary evacuation is in effect fo downstream. Wrals bryan mims is live in moore county with more, and i understand that the area is completely on edge, bryan. Reporter yes. There are rattled nerves. Im along highway 690 that runs on to springlake and fort bragg. It is closed as you can tell from the cones behind me. And i noticed that the moore county fire Marshal Brian few other officials. They are about to go out to the dam to meet with safety engineers to see where things stand. But as you mentioned, houses along 690 have been evacuated as well as those in spring lake along the lower little river. Let me show you video from last night of the evacuation. The Moore County Public Safety Department said that a breach of the dam is, quote, highly likely but we are stressing occ
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.
Closed. Johns ton counties are closed and more schools are on a two hour delay. Wilson county schools also with an optional teacher work day. You can find a complete list of closings at wral. Com. Boy, those streets look rough in some areas of the state. Elizabeth, those flood waters are going to be there for a while. They are. Were going to be taking at the different river basins. Cape fear starting to see things improving a little bit there. Well talk about some of the rivers and when theyre going to crest. Downtown rale, you can see sunshine and low cloud cover. Patchy fog in spots. 49 in durham and wake forest. Goldsboro. Pretty big spread in our temperatures this morning. 72 at lunchtime and a high of 78. Pretty and dry through the weekend. Temperatures drop through tomorrow. Right now, send it back to you. Matthew left a lot of damage behind. More in fact than anyone knows right now. Theres some spots they havent been able to get to. The crews arent expecting weak spots as we bry