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Sep 15

Watch 5:26
Florence evacuation orders continue as the Carolinas face flooding

By PBS News Hour

At least five people have died and millions are without power as Tropical Storm Florence continues to cause destruction in the Carolinas. Winds have slowed but the storm is forecast to move east, making inland flooding one big worry for…

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Sep 15

Watch 4:58
Are insurers prepared to cover damage from Florence?

By PBS News Hour

Even as development continues near the coasts, some national home insurance companies are pulling away from those areas, leaving home and business owners to rely on government-subsidized flood insurance. But the potential damage from Tropical Storm Florence may require additional…

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Sep 14

Mother and infant are first Hurricane Florence fatalities

By Jonathan Drew, Associated Press

The Wilmington Police Department said Friday that the two were killed when a tree fell on their house.

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Sep 14

Hurricane Florence makes landfall. Here’s how you can track flooding, power outages and other damage

By Nsikan Akpan

PBS NewsHour has compiled this guide of resources so you can track Hurricane Florence's devastation as it happens.

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Sep 13

Watch 5:29
Nearing landfall, huge Hurricane Florence threatens to dump historic rainfall

By P. J. Tobia

The outer bands of Hurricane Florence reached North Carolina's coast Thursday morning, offering a preview of what could be a slow-motion disaster. Even though the storm has lost some of its punch, federal emergency officials warned there's much worse to…

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Sep 13

Maps: Here’s where flooding from Florence could be the worst

By Julia Griffin

Hurricane Florence is predicted to bring a storm surge of 9 to 13 feet to parts of North Carolina, threatening residents and wild horses alike. But even after the storm passes, officials warn flooding could persist in the region for…

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Sep 13

After Florence, sea level rise threat will remain for North Carolina shore

By Michael Biesecker, Jonathan Drew, Associated Press

The low-lying barrier islands hugging the Carolinas coast are experiencing some of the fastest rates of sea level rise in the world, nearly an inch a year.

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Sep 12

Watch 5:45
‘Now is the time’ to evacuate Hurricane Florence danger, officials urge

By P. J. Tobia

Hurricane Florence's shifting track is adding uncertainty to what forecasters are calling the "storm of a lifetime." It's now projected to slow near the North Carolina-South Carolina border, then head south and west -- changes that could endanger new areas.

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Sep 12

Watch 7:53
How prepared is FEMA for Hurricane Florence?

President Trump has said the federal government in "totally prepared" for Hurricane Florence, but the federal reaction to Hurricanes Harvey and Maria last year have raised questions about the nation’s disaster response. Judy Woodruff talks with former FEMA administrator Craig…

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Sep 12

Watch 9:18
Flying into hurricanes, scientists search for more certainty

By Miles O'Brien

How do meteorologists and scientists make predictions about the power and trajectory of a hurricane? Buckle up. Science correspondent Miles O’Brien joins a crew of scientists who fly right into the eye of Hurricane Florence.

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