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N. Carolina storm surge to last all day, flooding may last until next week
Hurricane Florence is hitting North Carolina’s southeastern coast, causing a storm surge that is expected to last all day Friday. But that’s not even the brunt of it yet. Hurricane-force winds are currently happening along the North Carolina coast and are expected to spread to portions of South Carolina later Friday. In the mean time, a mandatory evacuation order for coastal Virginia residents in Zone A has been lifted by Gov. Ralph Northam.
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