How to protect your car during Hurricane Florence
(09/11/18 5:42pm)
Hundreds of cars are parked on Duke's campus on any given day. With a Category 4 storm on its way, here are some tips to protect yourself and your car.
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Hundreds of cars are parked on Duke's campus on any given day. With a Category 4 storm on its way, here are some tips to protect yourself and your car.
At noon on Monday, Hurricane Florence blew into a Category 4 classification, a level experts previously predicted wouldn’t occur until later in the week.
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