U.S. satellite map tracking several tropical storms forming in the Atlantic. Refresh browser for the latest map. For residents of the Southeast coast, it's a rush job now as masses of people are stocking up and moving out in anticipation of Floyd's fury. But even as some have decided to secure their homes and ride it out, many others say they're not going to take the chance. He looks like if he hits Florida, he'd wipe out the whole state.
Tensions are high for many as they scramble to collect emergency supplies.
But not everyone is making a run for it. In Daytona Beach, one surfer spent the morning riding the huge waves. But I just went home and got another one. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Laughing at Floyd Late Tuesday afternoon in Jacksonville Beach, Fla., the stoplights were bobbing up and down on their wires, blinking yellow caution signals to empty streets.