Weekend weather

Gov. Cooper has declared a state of emergency in advance of Hurricane Isaias.
Taking shelter from this hurricane will look different from previous ones:
- Residents and visitors seeking shelter will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms. If an individual has COVID symptoms, they will be redirected to a non-congregate sheltering option where they can more easily isolate.
- Social distancing means fewer residents in shelters, and if needed, more facilities and volunteers to shelter the same amount of people as in previous seasons.
- Maximizing space requirements may mean not all shelters will offer cots. Be prepared to provide your own bedding and care items.
- Meals will be served in sealed containers and shelters will move away from serving lines or buffets to minimize the potential exposure of everyone in the shelter.






