Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Craig Fugate says FEMA is supplying locations across the East Coast with supplies as Hurricane Irene approaches. (0:54)
Hurricane Irene, east coast, supplies in Audio NOAA’s National Hurricane Center Director Bill Read discusses how Irene will travel through the east coast after hitting North Carolina and may even reach the DC area (00:56)
Hurricane Irene, east coast in Audio White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says that the President is preparing for the possible impact by signing a pre-landfall emergence declaration for North Carolina to ensure they have what they need ahead of the storm.
The White House will continue to closely monitor the storm as it continues to moves closer to the East Coast. (:54)
Earl, White House, declaration, east coast, emergency, north carolina in Audio National Hurricane Center (NHC) Director Bill Read says the biggest threats Hurricane Earl will pose against the East Coast will be extremely high waves, surf and rip currents and the evacuation of east coast tourists. (0:12)
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