Updated at 8:30 p.m. ET
In Charleston, S.C., a major interstate is reversing direction for about 100 miles, sending every lane inland — even earlier than originally scheduled.
In the Outer Banks, N.C., where tourists and residents rely on a few bridges and ferries for access to the mainland, authorities are warning residents to get out immediately. The state’s governor has taken the unprecedented step of issuing a state-level, mandatory evacuation order, instead of relying on local governments.
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