BREAKING! Hurricane Matthew Trajectory - Florida Report, Storm Surge And SHERIFF SPEAKS.
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2016-10-07
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BREAKING! Hurricane Matthew Trajectory - Florida Report, GET OUT OF THERE! SHERIFF SPEAKS
"This video is a good reminder of why local officials want people who stayed through the hurricane to remain indoors, even after winds calm down.Downed power lines could electrify standing water, a major danger for anyone who chose not to heed warnings to evacuate.
“The fact of the matter is we already have a couple thousand people that stayed, and those people need to stay where they are,” Cocoa Beach mayor Tim Tumulty told CNN."
Heavy rains and winds caused by Hurricane Matthew have hit Florida, where thousands of people are without power, officials say.
Matthew has been downgraded to a Category Three storm, with winds of up to 195 km/h (120 mph).
The storm could be the most powerful to strike northeast Florida in 118 years, the US National Hurricane Center said.
In Haiti, where Matthew devastated coastal villages and towns, the death toll has surpassed 300.
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BREAKING! Hurricane Matthew Trajectory - Florida Report, GET OUT OF THERE! SHERIFF SPEAKS
"This video is a good reminder of why local officials want people who stayed through the hurricane to remain indoors, even after winds calm down.Downed power lines could electrify standing water, a major danger for anyone who chose not to heed warnings to evacuate.
“The fact of the matter is we already have a couple thousand people that stayed, and those people need to stay where they are,” Cocoa Beach mayor Tim Tumulty told CNN."
Heavy rains and winds caused by Hurricane Matthew have hit Florida, where thousands of people are without power, officials say.
Matthew has been downgraded to a Category Three storm, with winds of up to 195 km/h (120 mph).
The storm could be the most powerful to strike northeast Florida in 118 years, the US National Hurricane Center said.
In Haiti, where Matthew devastated coastal villages and towns, the death toll has surpassed 300.
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