Collection: Hurricane Matthew

FEMA Corp members loading water and cots into truck trailers at the Atlanta Distribution Center in anticipation of Hurricane Matthew.

FEMA Corp members loading water and cots into truck trailers at the Atlanta Distribution Center in anticipation of Hurricane Matthew.

Generators loaded on a trailer at the Atlanta Distribution Center lining up to head towards the east coast in preparation of Hurricane Matthew.

B Roll Footage of activity at FEMA's Regional Logistics Center near Atlanta, GA in preparation for Hurricane Matthew

This graphic provides guidance for how to shelter in place when you are in a high-rise building during a hurricane. Stay on floors just above the flood water or storm surge, but do not go to higher floors where the wind is stronger. Stay in a hallway or interior room.

Broadcast b-roll of the FEMA RSIO Center where FEMA responders report to receive their personal equipment they will use to assist survivors of Hurricane Matthew. 

FEMA Region 4 B-Roll
FEMA - Atlanta Distribution Center
Hurricane Matthew
Atlanta,Georgia
Run Time: 6:38
10/8/2016
Credit Required:  "FEMA Video"

FEMA Region 4 B-Roll
FEMA Reception, Staging, Onboarding, and Intergration Operations (RSOI)-
Also known as (Mobilization Center)
Hurricane Matthew
Georgia
Run Time: 2:01
10/8/2016

October 8th, 2016 - New York Task Force 1 conducts water rescues in Fayetteville, North Carolina. NY TF 1 was one of 10 FEMA Urban Search and Rescue teams supporting state, tribal, and local first responder efforts in the states impacted by Hurrricane Matthew.

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October 7, 2016 - North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory held a news conference at the state's Emergency Operations Center in Raleigh as it became evident Hurricane Matthew would not spare the Tar Heel state the worst of its rain and winds.

October 9, 2016 - After two days of torrential rain and winds, Hurricane Matthew moved out to sea, but left behind the imminent threat of widespread flooding as many rivers approach record levels. North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory held a news conference to warn residents that even though the sun is out, the dangers brought by this weather event are far from over.

FEMA and FL state Officials surveying and discussing damage left in the wake of Hurricane Matthew

Officials surveying Hurricane Matthew Damage

Officials surveying Hurricane Matthew Damage

FEMA Officials Survey Damage on Highway A1A near St Johns county

Officials surveying Hurricane Matthew Damage

FEMA Officials and Red Cross discuss situation

FEMA Officials Survey Damage on Highway A1A near St Johns county

FEMA Officials and Red Cross discuss situation

FEMA FCO address the Flagler Copunty EOC