4@DETECTIVES. IT ALL STARTED WHEN
INVESTIGATORS WENT TO4@ SERVE A
WARRANT.
WARRANT.
WARRANT. THEN IT TURNED INTO CHAOS.
INVESTOR IS COMING UP.
>>> FIRST FLORENCE4@ IS
DOWNGRADED TO A TROPICAL STORM
BUT NOT BEFORE CLAIMING 4@THE LE
OF A MOTHER AND CHILD.
AT LEAST FIVE PEOPLE HAVE DIED
SO FAR.
SO FAR.
SO FAR. RESCUERS ARE STILL UNDERWAY
TRYING TO GET PEOPLE OUT OF
TROUBLE AFTER THE MASSIVE STORM
SURGED AND FLOODED CITIES LIKE
NEW BERN, WILMINGTON AND MYRTLE
BEACH.
BEACH.
BEACH. THE STORM IS LOSING STEAM NOW
THAT IT IS OVERLAND.
WE GO INTO THE WEEKEND AND WE 4@
ARE TRACKING THE LATEST TRACK
AND POTENTIAL IMPACTS FOR OUR
AREA.4@
AREA.4@
AREA.4@ >> YOU CAN SEE IT IS LOOKING
LESS ORGANIZED.4@
LESS ORGANIZED.4@ THE WINDS HAVE DECREASED A
LITTLE BIT AT THE 11 PM UPDATE.
IT WAS AT 65 MILES PER HOUR.
IT IS MOVING A LITTLE BIT MORE
QUICKLY TO THE WEST AT FIVE
MILES PER HOUR.
STILL A 4@VERY SLOW MOVING STOR
IS STILL HAS THE POTENTIAL TO
DROP A LOT OF RAIN.
WE ARE STILL TALKING 4@STORM
TOTALS OF 20-30 INCHES, SOME
PLACES4@ NEAR THE COAST AT 40
INCHES.
INCHES.
INCHES. IT IS NOW MOVING TO THE WEST
AND IT IS WEST NORTHWEST OF
MYRTLE BEACH.
MYRTLE BEACH. WE ARE LOOKING AT IT4@ TO
CONTINUE THAT PATH AS WE HEAD
THROUGH TOMORROW EVEN4@ING STIL
IS A TROPICAL STORM, BARELY.
OVERNIGHT, IT WILL MOST LIKELY
WE CAN TO A DEPRESSION.
YOU CAN SEE THIS CONE SLOWLY
INCHING INTO EASTERN GEORGIA.
THERE COULD BE4@ SOME IMPACTS A
IT MAKES ITS TURN.
FAR NORTHEASTERN GEORGIA, AS
FAR NORTH AS RIVEN COUNTY.
WE COULD SEE GUSTS UP TO 35
MILES PER HOUR AS THIS
DEPRESSION COMES CLOSE THEN IT
ROCKETS OFF TO THE NORTH AT A
MUCH FASTER PACE.
WE HAVE A BIG DONUT HOLE COME
HERE.
HERE.
HERE. IT
HERE. IT LOOKS LIKE MYRTLE BEACH LOST
THEIR RADAR.
THEIR RADAR. THAT IS NOT PART OF THE
COMPOSITE, NOW. 4@
WE STILL HAVE A SEVERE WEATHER
RI4@SK HERE.
RI4@SK HERE. THERE IS A TORNADO WARNING IN
PLACE FOR DUPLIN, GREENE COUNTY
END LYNN WARRICK COUNTY -- AND
LENORE COUNTY.
LENORE COUNTY. IT IS GOING TO BE THAT NORTHERN
SIDE OF THE STORM THAT WILL
STILL BE4@ THE MOST LIKELY TO S
SEVERE STORMS.
SEVERE STORMS. WHO WATCH FOR THAT, FOR SURE.
AS WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE RADAR,
WE DID HAVE SOME DOWNPOURS
EARLY. 4@
EARLY. 4@
EARLY. 4@ SOME THUNDERSTORMS ROLLED
THROUGH.
THROUGH.
THROUGH. WE HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF
MOISTURE S4@TARTING TO SEEP IN.
AS WE HEAD IN THROUGH THE DAY
TOMORROW, WE WILL HAVE TO WATCH
FOR ISOLATED SHOWERS AND
STORMS.
STORMS.
STORMS. INTERESTINGLY ENOUGH, AS YOU
SEE THE WINDS MOVING
COUNTERCLOCKWISE AROUND OUR
4@TROPICAL STORM, THAT HAS
SOAKING WINDS. 4@
TEMPERATURES REALLY WARMED UP.
BECAUSE4@ OF THAT SINKING AIR,
GAVE US A LOT OF 4@SUNSHINE AND
WARMER TEMPERATURES.
WARMER TEMPERATURES. CLEARVIEW -- CLEAR BLUE SKIES
AND 95 WAS OUR HIGH TODAY.
THAT WAS THE HOTTEST DAY WE'VE
HAD SO FAR THIS YEAR AND THAT
WAS ALL COURTESY OF TROPICAL
ST4@ORM FLORENCE.
ST4@ORM FLORENCE. THAT WAS 12 DEGREES PLAYERS --
12 DEGREES ABOVE NORMAL.
WE HAVE DEW POINTS IN THE UPPER
60s AND 70s.
IT IS GOING TO BE GETTING MORE
HUMID OVER THE COURSE OF THE
WEEKEND.
WEEKEND.
WEEKEND. IT FE4@ELS LIKE 86 DEGREES.
AT THIS TIME OF NIGHT IT IS
VERY HOT AND HUMID INDEED.
IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE THAT WE
AS WE HEAD INTO SATURDAY WITH
TEMPERATURES MAKING IT INTO THE
LOW 904@s.
LOW 904@s. A CHANCE OF ISOLATED STORMS AND
A BETTER CHANCE ON SUNDAY WITH
TROPICAL STORM FORCE WINDS OVER
THE BORDER IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
WE ARE ONLY EXPECTING A FEW 20-
30 MILE-PER-HOUR GUESTS AS WE
HEAD INTO 30 -- AS WE HEAD INTO
30 MILE-PER-HOUR GUESTS AS WE HEAD INTO 30 -- AS WE HEAD INTO@
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. IT IS ON 4@APPROACH AND WE WILL
SEE INCREASING THUNDERSTORMS
TOMORROW AFTERNOON AND EVENING
WITH HEAVY DOWNPOURS.
EVERY CHANCE FOR SHOWERS DURING
THE DAY ON SUNDAY.
ABOUT A 4@40% CHANCE AT THIS
POINT.
POINT.
POINT. WHERE WE SEE THESE STORMS, WE
COULD SEE SOME VERY HEAVY RAIN
AND AGAIN, WE ARE GOING TO SEE
THE HEAVIEST RAIN OFF TO THE
EAST AND THE GUSTIEST WINDS, AS
WELL.
WELL.
WELL. RIGHT AROUND 20 HAVE A PRETTY
MILES PER HOUR.
HERE'S A LOOK AT THE FORECAST.
40% CHANCE OF RAIN ON SUNDAY.
IT IS 4@GOING TO TAPER OFF AS W
HEAD INTO MONDAY AND WE HAVE
NICE, DRY DAYS TO COME IN THE
MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK.
WE ARE GOING TO HEAD OUT RIGHT
NOW TO RYAN KRUGER WHO IS4@ IN
GEORGETOWN.
GEORGETOWN. THAT IS SOUTH OF MYRTLE BEACH.
HOW ARE CONDITIONS RIGHT NOW,
RYAN?
RYAN?
RYAN? IT
RYAN? IT LOOKS LIKE THE RAIN IS
COMING DOWN.
COMING DOWN. DRUG RAIN HAS BEEN ABOUT THE
SAME, SAMANTHA.
SAME, SAMANTHA. THE WIND HAS THANKFULLY DIED
DOWN OF BIT.
DON'T LET THE DOWNGRADE INTO A
TROPICAL STORM FOOL YOU.
ST4@ILL DANGEROUS CONDITIONS,
STILL A LOT OF RAIN AND WIND.
AS YOU CAN SEE, WE ARE REALLY
PUSHING THE TREES A LOT QUITE A
BIT.
BIT.
BIT. IS
BIT. IS GOING 4@TO TELL YOU WHAT WE'
BEEN THROUGH TODAY.
I STARTED THE MORNING IN
CHARLESTON AT ABOUT 6 AM.
IT WAS BEAUTIFUL THERE, TODAY.
BY THE AFTERNOON WE REALIZED,
CHARLESTON WAS LIKELY GOING TO
BE SAY DRY.
THEY ARE ABOUT 40 MILES TO THE
SOUTH.
SOUTH.
SOUTH. WE
SOUTH. WE HEADED UP TO THE GRAND
STRAND IN MYRTLE BEACH AND WE
WERE THERE WHEN HURRICANE
FLORENCE WAS RIGHT ON TOP OF
THIS.
THIS.
THIS. YOU
THIS. YOU CAN SEE 4@4@THE RAIN COMING
DOWN RIGHT ON TOP IS OF HIS
RIGHT ON TOP OF US.
WE HEARD FROM OFFICIALS IN THE
MYRTLE BEACH AREA, THEY HAVE
BEEN ABLE TO RESUME 4@NORMAL4@4
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS,
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS, 4@ THANKFULLY, BECAUSE THE WINDS
HAVE DIED DOWN A BIT.
GOOD NEWS, NO REPORTS OF
INJURIES.
INJURIES.
INJURIES. SOME DOWNED TREES BUT NOT TOO
MANY.
MANY.
MANY. THERE ARE STILL ABOUT 69,000
PEOPLE WITHOUT POWER IN THE
MYRTLE BEACH, GEORGETOWN AREA.
IT IS GOING TO BE A LONG NIGHT
FOR THOSE FOLKS.
STILL A LOT OF WIND FOR THOSE
FOLKS.
FOLKS.
FOLKS. WE
FOLKS. WE ARE GOING TO BE HERE AGAIN.
IT HAS BEEN A 4@LONG DAY FOR 4@
THAT HAS BEEN THE SCENE IN
GEORGETOWN, SOUTH CAROLINA.
IT IS PROBABLY TIME FOR ME TO
GET DRY AND GET TO BED.
>> YOU HAVE EARNED YOUR MONEY.
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