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weather forecast from fox6 meteorologist stephanie barichello rain with with some embedded thunder this morning then gradual clearing. temperatures will cool through the morning and hover in the low 60s this afternoon. clear and chilly for friday night football, lows by early tomorrow will drop into the upper 30s and low 40s. sunny for the weekend with upper 50s saturday and low to mid 60s sunday. increasing clouds on monday with a few rain showers traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays green on traffic map = no delays as of this morning - hurricane matthew is a category three storm with winds of about 120 miles per hour. angelica is in the newsroom with details on the storm. hurricane matthew pushes its way up the coast as the most powerful storm the southeast has seen in a decade. here s a l florida overnight as heavy winds set in ahead of the storm. this morning we re learning more than 270-thousand residents a ....
matthew. you re looking at brunswick county. this is what we re seeing here. jonathan rodriguez is monitoring situation. governor mccrory is discussing the impact matthew could have on the area. localel local school systems will close two hours early today, no after school activities. for the latest path and the impact, let s go fairly soon. we have another update at 5:00 a.m. from the national hurricane center but we re looking at a close view of the storm off the coast of florida. right off the coast of cocoa beach, port canaveral, you can see the yellows, oranges, and reds. the heavy rain spreading towards orlando, daytona beach, and real jacksonville, florida. they re already starting to see well. winds, latest check with this storm, 120 miles per hour. no, isn t expected to weaken over the next few days just because of its interaction with land. i want to bring you to a closer look at home and you may wake up to a few showers. i know i had to the drive throug ....
we re watching it closely and we could have several inches of rain this weekend. very close to the eye wall here and the eye wall is where we see the heaviest rain and we know it s capable of winds in excess of 120 miles per hour. this will approach the coastline this morning with devastating conditions and storm surge to the coast there. now, locally, we re dealing with our own rain not associated with matthew yet. showers are streaming from the coast and the heaviest rain on the 95 corridor so let s check clayton, goldsboro, clinton, reporting 97 now. we had 50s yesterday. that was nice. 65 durham and 69 rocky mount. you will have to leave for extra time this morning. showers will continue for us. they re around at 3:00, high of 71, breezy and damp as we head toward 6:00, temperature around 69 degrees, and then we the rain and wind of hurricane matthew. that comes into play tomorrow. i ll walk you through that in your complete storm team forecast. well, some coastal ....
places may become quote, uninhabitable for weeks and month. s damages are just coming in from south florida and they will continue as they pass each county, this has only passed half of our state this is not over. power lines are down across the state hundreds of thousands without power but despite reap peted calls to evacuate. get out if are you told to evacuate. predictions of a dangerous storm surge. we run the numbers and history shows that nine out of ten historically, in landfall or close to lan fall have been due to water. some people say they are staying put. we think we ll be okay but nobody know sfknows. back here this is a live picture from philadelphia international airport, there are flight delays and cancellations but some airports in south florida are reopening. hurricane matthew caused 3,000 flights to be canceled over the last few days. now for the latest lets head over to melissa magee at the action news big board. reporter: we have th ....
of at least 11,000 meters above the crater. they say it may have hurled rocks over areas about 1 kilometers in range. rocks and ashes are expected to fall northeast of mount aso. no injuries reported so far. about 1600 households were without power. th japan s defense minister is on her way to south sudan. tomomi inada will check security conditions where japanese self-defense force personnel are deployed. she explained why she decided to see the situation firsthand. translator: it is important for me to see if sdf personnel can be engaged in activities that are both meaningful and safe. she says she hopes her findings will be useful for the government in deciding what duties to assign to an sdf unit scheduled to be deployed in november. sdf personnel in south so you dan are engaged in u.n. peacekeeping activities. they re already training for new duties made possible under national security law that is went in effect in march. up with of the duties could involve ....