Hurricane Florence storm surge damage may not be covered
Many homeowners are unaware of or misunderstand a common clause in policies that negates coverage
Many homeowners are unaware of or misunderstand a common clause in policies that negates coverage
Leading edge of the storm has begun battering the Carolina coast Thursday, bending trees and shooting frothy sea water over streets on the Outer Banks
North Carolina is bracing for storm surge, rainfall and damaging winds from Hurricane Florence. Although many are under evacuation order, one man is riding out the storm on his boat. CBS News correspondent Adriana Diaz spoke with the captain about his decision.
A high school near Raleigh has turned into a haven for around 300 people and their pets ahead of Hurricane Florence. But officials hope even more people come to stay safe in the storm. CBS News correspondent Elaine Quijano reports.
The Wake County manager told CBS News he hopes even more people will come to stay safe from the storm
As federal officials prepare for Hurricane Florence, President Trump took to Twitter to claim that nearly 3,000 people "did not die in the two hurricanes" that hit Puerto Rico last year. In another tweet, Mr. Trump claimed the high death toll was "done by Democrats." CBS News White House correspondent Weijia Jiang reports.
Some of the most vulnerable residents from a North Carolina nursing home evacuated Thursday. They're being moved to higher ground before Hurricane Florence hits. CBS News correspondent DeMarco Morgan reports.
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In Jacksonville, North Carolina, many people are anchoring their boats for Hurricane Florence. But a captain who owns tour boats plans to spend the night onboard. CBS News national correspondent Adriana Diaz explains.
In North Carolina, the wind is already blowing and rain is coming down. But Hurricane Florence isn't expected to make landfall until Friday. WBBM meteorologist Megan Glaros is tracking the storm.
A researcher scientist with NOAA has already been monitoring the upper atmosphere by launching high-tech sensors into the middle of Florence
Crashing storm surge from Hurricane Florence has already flooded a neighborhood in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. In Carolina Beach, roads are more suited for boats than cars. CBS News correspondent Mark Strassmann reports.
Hurricane Florence is expected to make landfall Friday morning, just north of Wilmington, North Carolina. But thousands of homes and businesses have already lost power. CBS News correspondent David Begnaud reports from Morehead City.
Hurricane Florence could bring 40 inches of rain, 13-foot storm surge; A high school near Raleigh has turned into a haven for around 300 people and their pets ahead of Hurricane Florence. But officials hope even more people come to stay safe in the storm. CBS News correspondent Elaine Quijano reports.
Hurricane Florence has weakened in wind speed, but that doesn't make it less dangerous. Heavy rains, especially inland, could cause catastrophic flooding. Sarah Gibbens, a writer for National Geographic, joined CBSN to explain why we shouldn't be deceived by the storm's downgrade.
As Hurricane Florence approaches to the coasts of North and South Carolina, time is running out for people to evacuate safely. CBS News correspondent Don Dahler spoke to CBSN from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, with the latest.
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Officials in South Carolina gave an update Thursday on Hurricane Florence and preparations for the powerful storm as it started lashing the U.S. coast. The governor urged those who should evacuate to leave and told people to be prepared for prolonged power outages.
Hurricane Florence is expected to bring damaging winds, flooding, and widespread power outages. CNET editor Dan Ackerman joins CBSN to discuss how to prepare and stay connected with technology on your phone.
Brewers at the Anheueser-Busch plant in Fort Collins, Colorado, have temporarily switched to canning water and sending cases to states in the path of Hurricane Florence. KCNC-TV's Michael Abeyta reports.
People downloading latest mobile apps that help their devices serve as walkie-talkies, gas locators, storm trackers
Usually when a storm approaches the coast, forecasters can tell with ever increasing accuracy where it will hit and who will get walloped -- but not Florence
More than 10 million people could feel the impact of Hurricane Florence, which is closing in on the U.S. East Coast Thursday. National Hurricane Center Director Ken Graham joins CBSN with the latest on the storm.
North Carolina's Outer Banks are expected to see the worst of Hurricane Florence, with storm surges predicted to hit 13 feet. CBS News correspondent Mark Strassmann spoke to one resident who decided to go against mandatory evacuation orders.
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