A lot has changed in 24 hours. @DomenicaDavis shows you why. #hurricane #joaquin https://t.co/0uMJVN9LLr
— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) October 2, 2015
Truckers running the East Coast can breathe a little easier today with widespread forecasts that show Hurricane Joaquin, currently slowly moving across the Bahamas, turning North-Northeast and not making landfall in the U.S.
At once, however, persistent rain expected over the Southeast (particularly South Carolina, North Carolina, North Georgia and Virginia) has the region under widespread flash flood watches and warnings that extend up the Atlantic coast, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Keep an eye on this page and an ear to local National Weather Service reports if you’re running the area through the weekend.
#Joaquin moves further away from U.S. Has nothing to do with large flood, wind & high tide impacts on the east coast pic.twitter.com/JSwwAaQR4u
— Brad Panovich (@wxbrad) October 2, 2015
A few looks at #Joaquin this morning from the GOES-East satellite. For the lastest info go to https://t.co/C8BdvCWJWQ pic.twitter.com/YYDHm4AjrX
— NOAA Satellites (@NOAASatellites) October 2, 2015
Coast Guard searching for missing cargo ship caught in Hurricane #Joaquin with 33 aboard: https://t.co/vpjeijFu8H pic.twitter.com/35QAn2gLBP
— ABC News (@ABC) October 2, 2015
