NWS confirms fourth tornado from Tropical Storm Idalia
Nearly a week after Tropical Storm Idalia moved through the Cape Fear, the National Weather Service has confirmed another tornado.
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Nearly a week after Tropical Storm Idalia moved through the Cape Fear, the National Weather Service has confirmed another tornado.
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It's been several days since Idalia hit the Cape Fear, but there are still plenty of places feeling its aftermath.
The weather is expected to improve vastly into the weekend, but some river flooding is still possible in the wake of Idalia.
Idalia is pushing further away from the Cape Fear, but it left a noticeable impact as it pushed through.
Several tornado warnings were issued for the Cape Fear over the course of Wednesday evening.
At the direction of the Biden-Harris Administration, FEMA mobilized federal personnel and pre-positioned assets ahead of Hurricane Idalia across the southeast including in the Carolinas.
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Hurricane Idalia is hundreds of miles from the Cape Fear, but will bring deteriorating weather over the afternoon and evening.
Nearly three months into the 2023 Hurricane Season, the Cape Fear is set to experience its first brush of the year from a tropical system.
Governor Roy Cooper has declared a State of Emergency ahead of Idalia.
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