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The latest on Hurricane Florence

The latest on Hurricane Florence
John Bobel
September 11, 2018

Many people in the central Kentucky area have an increased interest in Hurricane Florence now bearing down on the Carolinas.  You may find more current information on official Facebook and Twitter sites.

Here are some official agencies that will have the latest information:

  • National Hurricane Center – NWS
  • FEMA Hurricane Florence Rumor Control Page

North Carolina

North Carolina Emergency Management

National Weather Service – Wilmington, NC

North Carolina Department of Transportation

South Carolina

South Carolina Emergency Management

National Weather Service – Charleston

South Carolina Department of Transportation

Virginia

Virginia Emergency Management (Facebook)

National Weather Service – Wakefield, VA (Norfolk/Virginia Beach)

Virginia Department of Transportation

As of Saturday, September 15 at 8am EST, Hurrican Florence is meandering through North Carolina.  It is expected to slowly spin into South Carolina, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Heavy rain and wind are expected.

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