Hurricane Florence

Woman Arrested After Taking in Pets During Florence

By Alejandro de la Garza

Thousands of Dead Fish Cover Carolina Roads

By Alejandro de la Garza

North Carolina Struggles With Evacuation Orders

By Maya Rhodan

Weather Channel Reporter's Florence Struggles Go Viral

By Alix Langone
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Florence Kills 32 As Torrential Rains Continue

Twenty-four deaths were reported in North Carolina

By Alix Langone and Mahita Gajanan

After the Storm Comes the Water

Hurricane Florence may have been downgraded to a tropical storm, but it still poses a major threat to the Carolinas. The death toll rose steadily throughout the day on Saturday. In North Carolina’s Cumberland County,...

By Maya Rhodan / Raleigh, N.C.

Weatherman Forced to Evacuate Mid-Broadcast As Hurricane Florence Floods Station

"We are staying here to keep you up to date"

By Megan McCluskey

The Military Says It's Ready For Hurricane Florence. What Did It Learn From Puerto Rico?

As Hurricane Florence barreled into the shores of Wrightsville Beach, N.C., early Friday, Americans braced for destruction that will effectively shut down daily life across the Southeastern United States in the coming days.The U.S. military...

By W.J. Hennigan

North Carolinians Cleared the Shelves Ahead of Hurricane Florence

Growing up in Chicago, I didn’t have much experience with extreme weather.Sure, there was a snowstorm when I was eight years old that was massive enough to shut down public schools, a rare occurrence in...

By Maya Rhodan

North Carolina Prepares for the Worst

Twice a day for the past week, Michael Sprayberry, the Director of North Carolina’s Division of Emergency Management has briefed officials working out of the sprawling glass and steel building that is serving as the...

By Maya Rhodan

North Carolina Buckles Down

As Hurricane Florence hurdled towards the East Coast, its final destination remains uncertain, but North Carolinians who appear to be in the storm’s path were taking few chances.As it approached dry land, the storm itself...

By Maya Rhodan / Raleigh, N.C.
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