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Hurricane Florence: Watch these must-see livestreams of the Carolina coast

Scenes From Hurricane Florence
By Michelle Ewing, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Sept 13, 2018

As Hurricane Florence nears the U.S., the Category 2 storm already is causing heavy rain, strong winds, choppy waters and impressive waves along the Carolina coast.

Explore>> On WSOCTV.com: Tracking Hurricane Florence: Live updates from the Carolinas

Want to see the impressive surf for yourself? Check out these four must-see livestreams:

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1. Cape Fear, North Carolina

2. Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina

3. Carolina Beach, South Carolina

4. Outer Banks, North Carolina

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Michelle Ewing, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
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