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Its not really a downpour at this point. but it is deceptive. because as you know, as we all have been reporting and hearing from officials up and down this coastline, this is a multiday event. were talking 24 to 36 hours. were talking eight months of rain in three days here in wilmington. there is a lot to come. this is just the very early hours. by afternoon tomorrow when were expecting this to make landfall as you said, don, this thing is slowing to a crawl. theres already an awful lot of wat...

Around the world. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." ♪ this is "cnn breaking news." >> were following two major breaking stories on the carolina coast. the first confirmed deaths in the hurricane florence disaster. at least four people have been killed including a mother and a baby whose house was hit by a falling tree. hours after florence made landfall it is now a tropical storm and on a slow, a very, very punishing crawl. rescuers are scrambling to reach people trapped by lif...

If you go about 80 miles further south of us on the south carolina side of the border, jonathan hunt has been at his post in north myrtle beach and joins us for the latest on the conditions youre getting there and more. how did you make out overnight and how is it going now? >> bill, good morning. yesterday afternoon as the storm slowed to a crawl off the coast off of north carolina where you are, one resident wandered onto the beach near us and said is this thing really is happening? now less t...

Conditions are deteriorating by the hour in north carolina as hurricane florence makes the final move to the coast. the storm of a lifetime its been called is flowing to a crawl but still is packing a punch with winds up to 105 miles per hour. "out front" now accuweather storm chaser reed timer. reed, what are you seeing there tonight? >> reporter: the winds are increasing dramatically out here. these winds and the storm is slowly approaching our location. weve had winds gusting to 65 miles an h...

Looks like a landfall right around carolina beach, but then as it drifts to the south, some of these models now hug the coast. from time to time, kate, even wanting to drop it nearly off or on. there is not much of a difference on or off, its just the pace that you can outwalk. i mean, 5 miles per hour you can outrun this, but if it stays off shore its just that open siphon again of this water. any way you look at it with this kind of a crawl, it very much is a reminder of hurricane harvey in te...

This is charleston, south carolina. in georgetown, north myrtle beach, light? then you begin the rest of the coast. it all inundated, this is ground radar, this is showing precipitation. you can see north myrtle beach is about the cut off. and then all the way up the coast to kill devil hills inland, to keensville and kinston and the rest. all of this will experience rain now the next 8, 10, 12 hours. and then they believe the storm will meander its way to south carolina for some low country foo...

You are along the carolina coast. some seeing terrible weather. ali not seeing terrible weather but will be. this is what were looking at. radar is active. its lit up. lots of colors. darker colors indicated the heavier rain. buford has been seeing rain for hours and hours and were looking at those darker colors. well look at those storm totals in a little bit. see that pink line thats a tornado watch and also something we have to worry about as we go through the overnight hours. the worst will ...

A crawl. at least it slowly will progress. wont stop and hit the brakes completely. as far as storm surge, were going to see unfortunately all the beautiful houses on the beaches up on the pilings, if were going to see any damage to them with wave action on top of the 9 to 13 foot storm surge, this is this area here. heading to emerald isle and atlantic beach. moore head city back behind it. we have all these little waterways here. an pamly cosound and coo saw river here. could have consistent p...

The size of the tropical storm wind field has increased and the hurricane force wind field has increased too. the damage from the center will actually be worse. that means more power outages for the region. this afternoon, roughly about 1125 mi 125 miles off the coast. well see the eye possibly making landfall about 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. its going to be a crawl. this is 160 miles in 36 hours. its going to be walking speed

Where its going to intersect with the u.s. from where we talked yesterday. still a category 3 on friday. around this area, anywhere inside this cone, its going to either make landfall or be just offshore. some of the models show it hovering just offshore before making this crawl to the south. and yes, you will be able to walk faster than this storm will be moving. thats how slow it will be going. and so its going to sit here for several days, and bring flooding rain all across north carolina, so...