As Hurricane Matthew hits the Florida coast this morning, bringing with it powerful winds strong enough to knock out power for thousands of residents and causing millions of others to evacuate, Airbnb is hoping to come to the aid of those affected by the storm.
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.
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.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — In an address to the State of South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley said “We really need you to evacuate.”/ The Governor updating the path of Hurricane Mathew from the State Emergency Operations Center, saying “Now is the time for South Carolina to pray” Haley says the Hurricane is a storm that should be taken seriously. Governor…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Chief Meteorologist John Farley tracks Hurricane Mathew and its path towards South Carolina. 6pm Update. Categories: Local News Tags: Hurricane Matthew
Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg says that although the city that draws millions of tourists a year is known widely for its hospitality, he wants everyone to leave town as Hurricane Matthew approaches.
ABC NEWS –With Hurricane Matthew upgraded to a Category 4 storm as it tracks closer to the U.S. coast today, Florida Gov. Rick Scott warned “this storm will kill you,” making a final plea for residents living in evacuation zones to leave before the deadly storm is expected to hit the southeast state early Friday morning. “Time’s running out. Leave….
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley updated the state Wednesday evening on the path of Hurricane Mathew and the evacuation plan. Haley says it has been difficult to plan for 48 hours ahead when the storm is shifting. When all is said and done , Haley says they are expecting approximately 500 thousand evacuees. Haley says there are…
