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evacuation for permanent residence starts tomorrow morning. mandatory evacuations are already in effect at unc- wilmington. students must be off the campus by noon tomorrow. back of the triangle. high school games are being moved. we have details on that. home games for unc, do come into nc state the bulk are still scheduled for saturday. we will continue to monitor the storm s path. for the very latest on matthew and what we can expect to see right here, let s go straight to storm team meteorologist it seems this thing keeps changing. a dusky changing. we expected to keep changing as it heads into the next day. the 48 hours leading up to the storm that arm it does keep changing. we expected to keep changing as it heads into the next day. this is the 2 am advisory. we will get the next advisory at 5 am. wins it 125. this is a gust at 160. it looks like it will be in the open waters just north of cuba. it will move through the bahamas today and bursting into to ....
state are still scheduled for saturday. we will have more on the storm s path. we could all here that sigh of relief. i did let out a sigh of relief woman got the 5 am advisory. i do not want to be overly optimistic because the shift to the east could easily ship to the west as we head next few days. this is a close look at the forecast track. this is the 5 am advisory. the could this. saturday into sunday, staying well offshore of north carolina. a pretty much takes a hard right turn right around the wilmington area offshore. we re seeing we are staying as a category two hurricane during that time. wins it 100 miles per hour. we ve been talking about it all week long. this cone of uncertainty. his fellow shaded area still includes eastern portions of north carolina. at no longer includes the cumberland, sampson, and wayne counties as we head into the weekend. we will continue to monitor this track. if it continues to shift east, that means less and less impact he ....
don t want to leave it. randy said it is hard to leave so much of your life behind. they are going to stay until they are told to leave. a few you will have to make them leave. he has never seen flooding like this. or than 10 inches of rain fell. as soon as i seen the water rising, myself, a couple of my neighbors that live around choi taylor walked through floodwaters to get to safety. i have five kids. did not know what to do. i was thinking lord help us just let us get out of here. so we are safe. by leaving behind personal belongings is tough those things can be replaced but your life can t. get out while people are helping you. do not stay. just take a look at how much water is over there. it is almost up to the windows. i just spoke with the person who is part of the resource team and they said they are not going to be out here much longer live in lumberton. derek lewis. cbs north carolina. governor mccrory toward several areas working to recov ....
damaging wind we could see. that is my biggest threat. hail? this is not really a hail maker and tornadoes are also at a moderate level so that is something we will also be watching. tonight cool showers and hanging in the 40s. tomorrow morning the temperatures go up. showers likely, but not severe for the morning commute with temperatures at 50 degrees and fog. a busy weather day tomorrow. i will take you through the day hour-by-hour and show you what the radar will look like in a few minutes. remember, you can keep up with the weather alerts with the wncn now and mobile weather apps. you can download those now in your app store. this is i-440 and six forks road. looks like traffic there is moving just fine. however, check out this video. a wake county school bus flipped over when the driver no students were on the bug, fortunately when it flipped south of i-540. the driver is charged with failing to maintain lane control. she was not injured. decisions made in ....
offering to help. the other son says it makes things a lot easier. this home suffered damage and a couple of brothers showed up. reporter: whitey want to open your heart like this? state officials are doing damage assessments. the actual assessment won t take too long and the figures to fix well. reporter: they will look at various criteria to look at state or federal money to help steve fraser in oxford. such good news. check out the video with scary moments in sampson county and the canopy started rocking back and forth and side to side. we know how big these are but the column supporting it broke and fortunately no one was injured. wncn has nate rogers who continues this coverage . nate? reporter: these residents reported multiple power outages yesterday and trees down but one of the most frightening situations happened here at this gas station. take a look. it was nerve-racking day. nerve-racking to say the least and take a look at what people exp ....