North Carolina supplies running out as Florence approaches

APEX, North Carolina (Eagle News) — As Hurricane Florence makes its way across the Atlantic, North Carolina residents brace for the storm’s impact. Store shelves have been emptied out days before the expected arrival of the category four hurricane.

Signs informing of no water and bread greet shoppers at a warehouse store in Apex, North Carolina. Angela Mendez/EBC Washington DC/Eagle News Service/

(Eagle News Service)

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