Hurricane Matthew

The hurricane is expected to reach the U.S. Friday morning, October 7. It is expected to be a Category 4 hurricane when it hits.

Weather experts predict that the hurricane will hit Florida and then continue up the east coast. Experts also remind that hurricanes are unpredictable and hard to forecast.

Long lines have already been reported at gas stations in Florida, and many South Carolina highways are gridlocked with residents trying to evacuate.

During Hurricane Sandy in 2012, many truck stops ran out of fuel. If you are traveling to the east coast this weekend make sure you fill up on fuel and use extreme caution.

South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley ordered a major lane reversal for hurricane evacuation out of Charleston. I-26 eastbound into of Charleston will be reversed beginning at 3 p.m. Wednesday with traffic going away from the coast until the I-26 and I-77 interchange in Columbia.

Wow. Thank you for that info Anchorman. Thankfully I'm over here in Vegas at the moment.

I'm sitting here in sunny Fort Lauderdale - watching people lose what's left of their minds.

Pray for us sinners...

Rick

Good thing I'm headed to NC lol

I'm sitting in the FL panhandle fifty miles inland, on high ground, stocked up on ice and beer, and waiting. Y'all have fun out there.

Undoctored image from the Weather Channel of the hurricane as it makes landfall in Haiti. Notice anything eerie???

I'm sitting here in sunny Fort Lauderdale - watching people lose what's left of their minds.

Pray for us sinners...

Rick

I'm over in St Petersburg, stopped at Wal-Mart earlier and people going crazy stockpiling water and supplies because ONE of the hundred models showed coming across and affecting us. For us less than inch of rain expected, gusts up to 40 mph.