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Ian expected to strengthen into Category 1 Hurricane before making landfall in South Carolina
Ian expected to strengthen into Category 1 Hurricane before making landfall in South Carolina
 
Just in case someone has not been made aware of the possible severe weather issues for Sunday from 2:00 pm through 2:00 am Monday morning this is your awareness update.
Published: Sunday, June 5th, 2016 @ 8:23 am By: Stan Deatherage
Just in case someone has not been made aware of the possible severe weather issues for Sunday from 2:00 pm through 2:00 am Monday morning this is your awareness update.
 
Whether a snowstorm emerges or a hurricane strikes, East Carolina University has a plan. That's one reason the National Weather Service has again recognized ECU as StormReady, a nationwide program that helps communities plan for severe weather through advanced planning, education and awareness.
Whether a snowstorm emerges or a hurricane strikes, East Carolina University has a plan. That's one reason the National Weather Service has again recognized ECU as StormReady, a nationwide program that helps communities plan for severe weather through advanced planning, education and awareness.
 
I would like everyone to think about what our First Responders have been through in the last 96 hours.
I would like everyone to think about what our First Responders have been through in the last 96 hours.
 
Governor Pat McCrory has declared March 2-8 Severe Weather Awareness Week in North Carolina.
Governor Pat McCrory has declared March 2-8 Severe Weather Awareness Week in North Carolina.
 
Today, Governor Pat McCrory signed a proclamation declaring March 3-9 Severe Weather Awareness Week in North Carolina, cautioning North Carolinians to be on the lookout for tornadoes and severe thunderstorms as spring approaches.
Today, Governor Pat McCrory signed a proclamation declaring March 3-9 Severe Weather Awareness Week in North Carolina, cautioning North Carolinians to be on the lookout for tornadoes and severe thunderstorms as spring approaches.
 

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