Hurricane Florence starts flooding parts of the Carolinas

Winds fell on Thursday but predictors remind people that Pacific Florence is a potentially fatal storm surge and coastal floods and historical rainfall are anticipated I was allowed to.

Ken Graham, director of the National Hurricane Center, says: "In many of these areas, soil saturation is not so large that trees can fall easily."

Florence is approaching. Friday morning at 2 am, downtown of Florence is about 35 miles east southeast of Wilmington, North Carolina. The speed of the storm fell to 6 miles per hour, and the forecaster is worried that it is stagnant

When will you log in? On Thursday and Friday evening, the center of Florence will be close to the coasts of North Carolina and South Carolina. Neil Jacobs of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said the actual landing would be Friday afternoon when the center of the eyes got to land.

Extensive power outages: The North Carolina Emergency Management Office says that more than 102,000 homes and businesses are not supplying electricity

River Rise: The location on the New River near East Town shows that the flood level exceeds 4 feet and is more than 5 feet above the normal water level.

Weather.us Meteorologist Ryan Maue said the tropical cyclone is expected to bring down 10 trillion gallons of rain in North Carolina. This will fill the pool of more than 15 million Olympic size.

"There is no available (hotel) room, or she was refused because of the type and size of the dog," she said. "Many people will appreciate that only one room can be used per room, and as we have three dogs and three parrots, they will buy us two or six rooms Ask you"

And her family can not afford it - or other hotels are sold for $ 1,728. Other resident told CNN that the emergency evacuation center did not take pets because he did not accept pets.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said Thursday morning, "Because of the storm, catastrophic effects will occur outside the center of the storm." "It is expected that thousands of buildings will be flooded and more buildings will flood in rivers and streams."

Florence is one of the four great storms of the Atlantic Ocean. Tropical Storm Isaac is expected to approach the Small Antilles on Thursday. Hurricane Helen looks at Ireland and the United Kingdom. The newly formed subtropical storm Joyce does not seem to threaten the land soon

Hurricane Florence was a powerful and long-lived Cape Verde's hurricane, mainly caused by floods of fresh water, which brought serious damage in Carolina in September 2018. Florence recorded a rainfall of up to 35.93 inches (913 mm) at Elizabethtown, North Carolina, became the wetest tropical cyclone recorded in Carolina and the eighth wet damp cyclone in the United States. The sixth hurricane of the Atlantic Hurricane season of 2018, the third hurricane, and the first big hurricane is the heavy tropical storm on the west coast of Africa on August 30, 2018. A stable organization brought the formation of tropical regions on the second day of depression near Cape Verde. Along the stable north - west - northwest orbit, on September 1 the system gained the strength of tropical storms and fluctuated for several days in the open sea.

As Hurricane Florence gathered to travel to the east coast of the United States, the National Hurricane Center warned Monday that the situation could pose a life threatening situation. Storm surges and catastrophic flooding are expected in coastal areas in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Carolina also predicted a strong wind. 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 are both level 4 storms, total loss is about 215 billion dollars.

When the scale is reinforced again and strengthened, the intense hurricane Florence has gone straight to the east coast, becoming a "very dangerous" level 4 hurricane. Catastrophic floods and destructive winds are very likely to occur in the east of Carolina State and hurricane warnings were issued late Tuesday. North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said at Tuesday afternoon press conference, "Even if you had endured the storm before, it is different." Announced the forced evacuation of the popular and fragile barrier island of the island. "This is a very dangerous and life threatening historical hurricane," he points out the prediction of sky and rain.