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Hurricane Arthur #1068105

ABC Evening News for Friday, Jul 04, 2014
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(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) The impact of Hurricane Arthur off the East coast introduced; NASA satellite image shown.

(Atlantic Beach, North Carolina: Matt Gutman) The winds and rain along the Carolina coast from Hurricane Arthur featured; scenes shown from across the state of flood waters, damages to homes. [Governor Pat McCRORY†- says there have been no casualties.] [EVACUEE - comments.]

(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Report introduced.

(Chatham, Massachusetts: Gio Benitez) The impact of the storm along the upper East coast featured; scenes shown of rain, floods, a time lapse video over New York City, holiday events in Boston. [MOTORIST, event organizer Rich MACDONALD†, Portland holiday committee Jon JENNINGS†- comment.]

(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas, Ginger Zee) The flash flood warnings in the East and the forecast for New England and for across the nation discussed; weather maps shown.

Reporter(s):
Vargas, Elizabeth;
Gutman, Matt;
Benitez, Gio;
Ginger, Elizabeth Vargas,
Duration:
00:05:40

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