Major thunderstorms and tornadoes still plague North Carolina in the wake of Hurricane Florence
- 6 years ago
Major thunderstorms and tornadoes continued to plague North Carolina following Hurricane Florence's landfall late last week.
This video, filmed by Michelle Bir in Fayetteville, shows a stormy sky as thunder struck through the night of Monday, September 18.
Across the Carolinas, several river gauges have reached a "major" flood stage, the National Weather Service said, with authorities issuing evacuation orders for residents within the area.
At least 35 people have died in storm-related incidents, and more than 343,000 people are still without power in North Carolina.
This video, filmed by Michelle Bir in Fayetteville, shows a stormy sky as thunder struck through the night of Monday, September 18.
Across the Carolinas, several river gauges have reached a "major" flood stage, the National Weather Service said, with authorities issuing evacuation orders for residents within the area.
At least 35 people have died in storm-related incidents, and more than 343,000 people are still without power in North Carolina.