Florence, Now a Tropical Depression, Still Dumping More Rain
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"Never drive through flooded roads. Just a few inches (centimeters) of water can wash your car away. And that is already happening out there."
Florence is now a tropical depression, but continues to dump buckets of rain on parts of the southeastern
At least 16 people have been killed. Entire towns are completely cut off by floodwaters. Major highways are covered and more than 700,000 homes have no power. Many parts of
Top sustained winds are still a brisk 55 kilometers and one meteorologist says Florence is "still a catastrophic, life-threatening storm."
It said the storm will continue to "produce heavy and excessive rainfall," endangering towns and cities in its path.
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The hurricane agency said it expects Florence will dump up to another 25 centimeters of rain on central and western
Further to the south, the weather forecasters are predicting an additional 10 to 15 centimeters of rain to fall in hardest hit area in southeastern
Because the storm virtually stalled after hitting the shoreline, it has dumped record amounts of rain on the mid-
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