President Obama warned this morning that the devastation from Hurricane Matthew is far from over, and the potential for storm surges, flooding and property damage “continues to exist.”
Florida Gov. Rick Scott said that he will not extend the deadline for voter registration in the state despite the potential impact from Hurricane Matthew.
Hurricane Matthew battered the Florida coast today with powerful winds, potentially devastating storm surges and torrential rain, leaving over 1 million people without power as officials made last-minute appeals for any remaining holdouts to get out of harm’s way.
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Here’s what you need to know if you plan on hitting the roads Friday morning.
The National Weather Service is posting flash flood watches for the entire South Carolina coast and warning that the combination of storm surge and rains from Hurricane Matthew could cause worse flooding in downtown Charleston than the October storm of a year ago.
Hurricane Matthew/NHC Atlantic Twitter ABC News– South Carolina officials are making another plea for residents to flee the coast as Hurricane Matthew approaches. Derrec Becker with the state emergency preparedness office said Friday morning people need to evacuate immediately. Becker said dangerous conditions are expected along the East Coast. Officials are especially worried about the storm surge of water that…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The Red Cross is working to prepare volunteers, aid and man shelters during Hurricane Mathew. The Red Cross says it, along with its partners have opened evacuation shelters across the state. The Red Cross encourages anyone coming to a shelter to bring the following items for each member of their family: prescription and emergency medications, extra clothing,…
The Richland County Voter Registration and Elections office will be closed Thursday and Friday due to Hurricane Mathew.
A new poll measuring President Barack Obama’s approval rating shows why Hillary Clinton’s campaign views him as a major asset going into the final month of the election.
