The barrels of Hurricane Florence to the United States while South Carolina orders the evacuation of the entire coast

Residents of South Carolina have been ordered to evacuate from the coast as the state prepares for Hurricane Florence to land later this week.

Governor Henry McMaster on Monday ordered that eight counties along the coast, namely Horry, Georgetown, Charleston, Dorchester, Berkeley, Colleton, Beaufort and Jasper, evacuate their trip no later than noon.

About 1 million people are expected to evacuate the coast of South Carolina.

President Trump tweeted that storms in the Atlantic Ocean "are very dangerous" and that his administration "encourages[s] anyone who is on the road to these storms is getting ready and heeding the warnings of state officials and local authorities. "

"The federal government is following closely and is ready to help," added the president. "We are with you!"

The South Carolina Department of Public Safety said it was "planning a large-scale evacuation" because Florence, which is currently experiencing 140 mph winds in category 4 hurricanes, is expected to hit the coast of South Carolina. Caroline Thursday night.

The National Hurricane Center said Monday in a previous opinion that Florence had quickly escalated and could potentially be catastrophic.

The storm, from the Miami-based center at 17h Advisory, located about 525 miles south-southeast of Bermuda and about 1,170 miles east-southeast of Cape Fear, Carolina. North.

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McMaster said Saturday the state of emergency before the storm and asked Trump a federal statement.

The governor of North Carolina, Roy Cooper – who issued a state of emergency last week – said Monday that the state was at the forefront of the storm.

"The storm is still far from the US coast, but the warm waters of the ocean will allow it to maintain its Category 4 strength and the winds will likely reach 150 mph."

– The meteorologist Adam News Adam Klotz

Visitors and residents of Hatteras Island have been instructed to evacuate, as of noon Monday. Officials from Dare County ordered the mandatory evacuation of people to other areas as of 7 am Tuesday.

In the past 150 years, North Carolina has only been affected by a Category 4 hurricane – Hazel, which hit the state in 1954 with winds of 130 mph.

A few hours after the mayor of Richmond, Virginia, declared a state of emergency on Monday with "significant rains and floods at the end of the week," Virginia Governor Ralph Northam ordered evacuations , "from 8 am on Tuesday.

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, also declared the state of emergency, officials "preparing for any possible outcome, including the potential for historical, catastrophic and potentially life-threatening floods in Maryland ".

Adam News meteorologist Adam Klotz said that if Florence "is still far from the US coast, the warm waters of the ocean will allow it to maintain its Category 4 strength and the winds will likely reach 150 mph."

Some of the "main threats" posed by the storm include "a dangerous storm surge, high winds and possible floods".

Meanwhile, two more storms were also turning in the Atlantic Monday at noon.

Hurricane Isaac is expected to lose strength when it reaches the Caribbean and Helene, much further offshore, could head north into the open sea when the hurricane season of 2018 reaches its peak.

Associated Press contributed to this report.