Monster storm Hurricane Florence is barreling closer to the coast of the Carolinas. A weakening Hurricane Florence is almost at a standstill over southeastern North Carolina. It just barely has Category 1 hurricane strength with top sustained winds of 75 mph (120 kph). At 2 p.m., Florence was centered about 35 miles (55 kilometers) west-southwest of Wilmington, North Carolina, and about 35 miles (55 kilometers) east-northeast of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. It was crawling west at 5 mph (7 kph). The National Hurricane Center said Florence was forecast to keep moving farther inland across the Carolinas through the weekend before turning toward the central Appalachian Mountains early next week. Hurricane-force winds extend outward up to 35 miles (55 kilometers) from the center and tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 170 miles (280 kilometers). Stay connected 24/7 via 13News Now Get the 13News Now App and the 13News Now Weathercaster App free in the Apple store.<doc-sep>top stories SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign up to receive our rundown of the day'sdirect to your inbox When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.<doc-sep>Hurricane Florence churns toward CarolinasHurricane Florence weakened late Wednesday night to a Category 2 storm. This hurricane, though, is far from weak. Even in downgrading Florence, which is expected to crash into the Carolinas late Thursday night or early Friday, the National Hurricane Center predicted “life-threatening storm surge,” “catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged significant river flooding,” and “damaging hurricane-force… 2018-09-14T00:13:22Z Hurricane Florence is moving closer to the United States and remaining a Category 4 in strength. The best way to track the storm’s movement is through live streams and live radars. We have a collection below that you can watch in order to keep track of the storm’s movement. Some streams may go down periodically, so this post will be updated with new streams as needed. The first live stream, above, is from USA Today. See an updated collection of live radar streams for September 13 on Heavy’s story here. Hurricane Florence Live Radar & News Broadcasts You can also track the hurricane with this live stream from PBS: Live map: Track Hurricane FlorenceFind more from PBS NewsHour at pbs.org/newshour Subscribe to our YouTube channel: bit.ly/2HfsCD6 Follow us: Facebook: pbs.org/newshour Twitter: twitter.com/newshour Instagram: instagram.com/newshour Snapchat: @pbsnews Subscribe: PBS NewsHour podcasts: pbs.org/newshour/podcasts Newsletters: pbs.org/newshour/subscribe 2018-09-11T16:11:09.000Z Here’s another stream. According to the National Hurricane Center’s 11 a.m. advisory on September 12, Hurricane Florence is located at 29.8 N and 71.3 W, about 485 miles (785 km) southeast of Wilmington, North Carolina, and about 520 miles (840 km) east-southeast of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The storm is moving northwest or 305 degrees at 15 mph. VideoVideo related to hurricane florence live radar: watch live satellite streams to track storm’s location [september 12] 2018-09-12T12:44:28-04:00 According to the National Hurricane Center as of 1500 UTC (2 p.m. Eastern), a hurricane watch is in effect for Edisto Beach, South Carolina to the North Carolina-Virginia border, and Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds. You can find another weather live stream below. VideoVideo related to hurricane florence live radar: watch live satellite streams to track storm’s location [september 12] 2018-09-12T12:44:28-04:00 This next live stream periodically shows web cams in North Carolina below the live tracker. However, the stream may also periodically not show anything as the cameras are adjusted. LIVE Hurricane Florence – North Carolina Webcams – 24/7 Weather Radar & Storm TrackNorth Carolina live webcams of hurricane season 2018 Hurricane Central info provided by The Weather Channel Buy me & Botisimo some 🍕 pizza or coffee! 😋 streamlabs.com/katieunger1 paypal.me/paykungerwebs Team No Sleep Rusty Tees, Hoodies, and Coffee Mugs: teespring.com/stores/katies-tlc-creations IF THE STREAM GOES DOWN YOU CAN TRY TO CHAT HERE: youtube.com/live_chat?is_popout=1&v=tsV_gV45qC4 Instagram: @kungerwebs Buy me &… 2018-09-12T19:05:23Z And another stream that shows live web cams of beaches in the hurricane’s path: VideoVideo related to hurricane florence live radar: watch live satellite streams to track storm’s location [september 12] 2018-09-12T12:44:28-04:00 Here’s another live radar that you can follow to track Florence: Tracking Tropical Depression FlorenceLive Radar and Satellite for Tropical Depression Florence. Visit shoalsweather.net for the latest weather information for northwest Alabama, northeast Mississippi, and adjacent southern Tennessee. 2018-09-07T03:15:35.000Z The following is a live stream from Fox 46 in Charlotte, North Carolina: live: Watch live news from Fox 46, WJZY-TV, Charlotte's Fox station. 2018-08-19T04:04:28Z Additional Live Web Cams for the Hurricane If you’re more interested in seeing live web cams from the states in Florence’s path, here are a few to keep an eye on. Heavy will launch a story specifically about web cam live streams as the hurricane gets closer to the United States. This first video is a live surf cam from Virginia Beach: LIVE Surf Cam at Virginia BeachMultistreaming with restream.io/ virginiabeach.surf This is a Live View of the Surf Zone and Boardwalk at the South end of the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. The camera is pointed at the 1st Street Jetty located at Ruddee Inlet. Welcome to Virginia Beach! Don't forget to Like & Subscribe, thanks!! The Super 73 by Lithium Cycles is… 2018-09-12T22:29:10Z Next is a Virginia wind live stream: Virginia Wind Live Stream 2018-09-12T11:07:18.000Z And a live stream from the South Carolina Coastal Conservation League’s Pelicam on Charleston Harbor: South Carolina Coastal Conservation League Live PELICAM from Charleston HarborThank you to Charleston Harbor Pilots, Coastal Expeditions, Mount Pleasant Radio, and the SC Department of Natural Resources for making the Crab Bank Pelicam possible. 2018-09-02T00:05:51Z This is a developing story. READ NEXT: Latest NOAA updates on Hurricane Florence<doc-sep>Hurricane Florence is expected to make landfall near the North Carolina-South Carolina border by the end of the week. Hurricane Florence is going to be making an impact in the Carolinas for the next several days. The images below allow you to track the storm on its path through the area. Florence Latest Forecast Track Florence is a hurricane, but will weaken to a tropical storm by the time it gets to South Carolina. Spaghetti Model In the spaghetti model, each strand represents a different computer model's estimation of where the storm will go. Hurricane Florence is making landfall in southern North Carolina. It's then going to turn toward South Carolina. TIMELINE l How Hurricane Florence Could Impact South Carolina Watches and Warnings These are the current watches and warnings for the South Carolina coast. Satellite and Radar Current satellite image of the Hurricane Florence Columbia Radar Hilton Head Radar Charleston Radar Myrtle Beach Radar Land Hazards Normally dry areas near the coast will be flooded by rising waters moving inland from the shoreline, according to the National Hurricane Center. Because the storm is expected to move very slowly inland once it hits the East Coast, some areas will see heavy, if not historic flooding. 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Hurricane Florence's most recent path has shifted farther south and is expected to hammer the east coast of the Carolinas and be potentially devastating for South Carolina. Early next week it could settle as a Tropical Depression over East Tennessee. The first bands of rain could reach the Carolinas by late Wednesday night and Thursday morning, and the storm is projected to stall out and dump copious amounts of rain through the weekend. Here's everything we know about the hurricane right now, including the latest forecast, how to track the storm, and which areas are going to be affected. HURRICANE FLORENCE: Tracking the storm's path HURRICANE TRACKER: Multiple storms roar in Atlantic The latest weather forecast An update from the National Hurricane Center on Wednesday morning reported Florence was still driving maximum sustained winds of almost 130 mph, which is a Category 4 storm. The hurricane is expected to reach land late Thursday night. The National Weather Service in Wilmington, North Carolina warned that Florence "will likely be the storm of a lifetime for portions of the Carolina coast." Now that the hurricane has slowed, it could bring 20 inches of rain or more to some areas of the Carolinas, in addition to an extended period of high winds with the ability to take down power lines and trees. Among the biggest concerns of the system is "life-threatening" flooding. As Hurricane Harvey did last year, Florence is expected to crawl over land while dumping 15 to 20 inches of rainfall in some areas and possibly 30 inches in isolated areas along the storm's track, according to the hurricane center. 'HARVEY OF THE EAST COAST': Florence's worst impact could be catastrophic, deadly flooding FORECASTING:If Hurricane Florence hits as a Category 4 storm, the toll could be devastating. Here's what could happen. 'STORM OF A LIFETIME':Florence will bring dangerous storm surge, extreme winds and torrents of rain Evacuations The entire coastline of South Carolina and parts of Virginia and North Carolina are under mandatory evacuations. More than 1 million residents and tourists are expected to flee from South Carolina alone. gov. Henry McMaster said Monday that state officials "are not going to gamble" with people's lives. North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper has already asked President Donald Trump for a federal disaster declaration of the storm. Dare County, on the coast in North Carolina, ordered all residents and tourists to leave Hatteras Island on Monday, and Duck and Corolla have until Tuesday to leave. WHERE TO GO:Nashville tourism leaves little room for Hurricane Florence evacuees EVACUATIONS:More than 1 million to flee as Hurricane Florence rips toward East Coast HUNKERING DOWN:Why mandatory evacuations don't always chase away everybody Ferocious Hurricane Florence: Category 4 storm expected to strengthen as 1 million flee Tracking the path of Hurricane Florence Here is the latest model of Hurricane Florence's path to the east coast. USA TODAY contributed to this report