Shelter locations announced for Hurricane Florence
With Hurricane Florence approaching the East Coast, Pender County and New Hanover County have announced location of shelters that will be open this week.
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With Hurricane Florence approaching the East Coast, Pender County and New Hanover County have announced location of shelters that will be open this week.
Many farmers are picking their fields fast and moving their crops for the impending hurricane on track for North Carolina.
Pender County residents who require special sheltering accommodations during natural disasters should sign up for the Pender County Special Needs Registry.
The Town of Caswell Beach has declared a State of Emergency and has issued a mandatory evacuation for all non-residents and visitors.
The latest forecast from National Hurricane Center shows Florence becoming a major hurricane by early in the week and tracking toward the southeastern United States by later in the week.
Lifeguards at Wrightsville Beach have had to call in back-up today to get as many guards out here as they can. They say they can see rip currents popping up everywhere.
Tropical Storm Florence turned into a hurricane Sunday morning and swirled toward the U.S. for what forecasters said could be a direct hit on the Southeast toward the end of the week.
Forecasters are warning that the threat is rising of life-threatening storm surge and freshwater inland flooding from prolonged heavy rains once Hurricane Florence nears the Southeast seaboard in coming days.
In a voluntary evacuation, students are encouraged, but not required, to leave campus for a safer location.
Florence has been upgraded to a Category 4 hurricane and is likely to cause "life-threatening" surf and rip current conditions in Bermuda later this week.
Hurricane Florence has formed far out over the Atlantic, where it doesn't currently pose a threat to any land for now.
Hurricane Maria killed nearly 3,000 people in Puerto Rico in the desperate, sweltering months after the storm with the elderly and impoverished most affected, according to an independent study ordered by the U.S. territory.
Hotels and retailers are gearing up for the fall foliage season in the North Carolina mountains, but the brilliance of the show from the changing leaves is still to be determined.
As Hurricane Lane closes in on Hawaii, some people are beginning to wonder how the storm will interact with Mount Kilauea, which had a series of dramatic, destructive eruptions earlier this year.
Hawaii is bracing for Hurricane Lane, which could be the first hurricane to make landfall on the islands in decades.
It's the start of a new school year at UNC Wilmington. Along with new classes, students also have a new alert system in place.
New named storms have formed far out over the Atlantic and Pacific, though neither poses a threat to land.
Gov. Roy Cooper will be in Columbus and Robeson counties today to check in on Hurricane Matthew recovery.
NOAA announced Thursday morning that the 2018 Hurricane Season will be less active than previously forecast.
Subtropical Storm Debby has formed far out over the north Atlantic but is expected to be a short-lived storm.
It's been extremely wet over the past few weeks and the rainfall totals around southeastern North Carolina are impressive.
It's what many people, especially in our area, are talking about: the seemingly never ending rain.
Wilmington has received 17 inches of rainfall so far this July. Meteorologist Justin McKee takes a closer look on why it's been so wet.
Most of the region has picked up a lot of rain over the past week. The storms have been producing heavy rain, which could lead to flash flooding, and lightning.



