Hurricane Florence’s path and when will it hit the east coast of America?

Hurricane Florence is the fourth type of storm that could bring disasters to eastern United States.

Some predictors even said that the strongest storm that hits the Carolina region for the first time in 25 years may be, the influence may be "devastating".

Inland people have not felt these influences yet, and hurricanes will be hit in the next few days.

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Currently, Hurricane will be part of North Carolina State, South Carolina State, Georgia State and Virginia State.

It is beginning to rain in these areas, and it will continue to rain with a strong storm over the next few days.

According to Google's storm coverage, it is highly likely that the wind will hit the Carolina coast when Florence may become level 3 storm on Thursday, September 13.

The Wilmington area and the Myrtle Beach area will first see Florence to withdraw completely.

After eyes hit the mainland on Friday, September 14, it is unknown where the storm path exists.

Due to destructive winds and storm surges, normally dry land can be placed under 10 feet of water, and more than 5 million people are ordered to evacuate coastal areas before the storm It was.

Strong winds cut power transmission lines, millions of people could lose electricity, nuclear power plants, factories and schools are ready

At the moment, the strong wind of tropical storm ranges from 175 mile from the eyes of storm and shows how much you can feel the influence.

The weather station warned that "the building is affected by some potential wash-outs", "structural damage to underwater or underwater coastal roads", and "serious damage to the marina."

"Because the predicted path is perpendicular to the coast, not the tilt angle, the hurricanes in Florence will cause great damage, as the winds and waves hit the coast, the eastern and southeast winds are most effective Flood, this is one of the factors that AccuWeather estimates as $ 30 billion in economic impact and damage to Florence, "said Dr. Joel N. Myers, founder and president of AccuWeather It was.

Hurricane Florence is currently a category 4 hurricane with a wind speed of 115 mph. This storm is about 1,240 miles away from the coast of North Carolina State and it is expected to hit Category 3 or 4 hurricanes on Thursday approaching the east coast. Hurricane Harvey and Maria were level 4 storms, totaling about 215 billion dollars. On October 8, 2016, Matthew spun along the coast before landed as a Class 1 storm in South Carolina. Hurricane's strong wind and heavy rain hit North Carolina and South Carolina. A strong wind blew in Florida and Georgia. More than 10 inches of rain falls along the coastal areas of the tidal waters of Carolina and Virginia. Surge floods and floods have destroyed more than one million buildings, the hurricane caused a US $ 10 billion loss, Matthew killed 585 people, Haiti killed more than 500 people and categories 4 I landed on October 4 as a hurricane. 34 people died in the United States

Hundreds of miles of wind hurricanes at 125 mph wind speed have become one of the biggest and most powerful hurricanes threatening the east coast. National Weather Service in Wilmington, North Carolina - Florence is expected to land Thursday - this is called "lifelong storm". A large hurricane usually results in a storm surge which is historically the most deadly threat of hurricane because it can push more water onto the shore as the wind gets stronger. The high tide of Hugo reached 20 feet near Moor's Landing in South Carolina. With the further promotion of North Carolina's unique coastal areas and sea level rise over the past 30 years, the soaring of Florence could exceed 20 feet.