He’s where he is for now. Not easy to get to the other places with flooding and storm damage right now. The flood waters from local rain will recede soon enough, but then comes the rivers and creeks cresting from rain upstream. There’s a reason most decent residential construction down there has a raised foundation. If they’re smart they’ll raise their parking areas too, to spare their vehicles. On the Outer Banks, at Ocracoke and Hatteras Village, locals will build makeshift ramps with planks and cinderblocks when a storm’s coming, to elevate their vehicles above the floodwater.
****He’s where he is for now*****
The coverage began with several reporters in different areas, I notice only 2 are now giving updates; Cantore and a woman ‘Jen’ in Georgia. You are likely correct that many of them & their crews are stuck and/or out of equipment.
I lived in Tybee Island and Hilton Head, which is why I am anxious about those places.