As residents along the shore near the Carolinas brace for what forecasters say may be the worst hurricane to ever strike the east coast, curious eyes are also focused on the Gulf of Mexico with two named storms churning across the Atlantic near the 14th anniversary of Hurricane Ivan which slammed into the gulf coast on Sept. 16, 2004.
More than a million people have been evacuated from North and South Carolina as Hurricane Florence roars toward the coast as a large Category 4 hurricane and could intensify before making landfall.
In the southeast, the focus is on Isaac and Helene and a possi...
