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Carolinas weather Hanna with few problems

Tropical Storm Hanna downed trees, flooded roads and caused scattered power outages after hitting land near the North Carolina state line early Saturday, but caused no serious problems in the Carolinas. | Town-by-town damage report | All storm coverage
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Shelters now closed

About 276 people rode out Hanna overnight in Red Cross shelters in Horry, Georgetown and Williamsburg counties, the Red Cross reported. At the height of the storm, 525 people were in shelters statewide.
In Raleigh, rain dampens spirits

Tropical Storm Hanna is forecast to lumber into North Carolina on Saturday morning, dumping rain in stop-start bursts and whipping the Triangle with 40 mph winds.

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If evacuation shelters are set up in the Midlands, the Red Cross will help coordinate. Lists will be posted on their web site here.
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Carolinas weather Hanna with few problems