ORLANDO, Fla. — Channel 9 Chief Meteorologist Tom Terry left Orlando Saturday morning to do a damage survey of the Central Florida coast after Hurricane Matthew.
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"The storm will be known for its record storm surge," Terry said. "It brought more storm surge damage than we really thought possible along the coast." %
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Terry said he would travel to Flagler County first.%
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"We're going to survey to help us better predict future hurricanes."
Heading into Flagler County now, lots of trees down near the road.#Matthew pic.twitter.com/qGH0o1lYX6
— tom terry (@TTerryWFTV) October 8, 2016
Tom spoke with one man Saturday afternoon who told him he paddled across the submerged causeway on a surfboard to see the damage to his home.
Live! On Flagler Beach now surveying damage from #Matthew. #A1A #wftv
Posted by Tom Terry, WFTV on Saturday, October 8, 2016
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A resident's surveillance video captured the storm surge on the Banana River. http://at.wftv.com/2dClCQQ
Posted by WFTV Channel 9 on Friday, October 7, 2016
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