Hurricanes stalling like Florence over the Carolinas may get even more common

When Hurricane Florence struck the U.S. East Coast at 7:15AM ET this morning, it popped a squat near Wilmington, North Carolina. The hurricane -- now downgraded to a tropical storm -- is hovering over the area, unleashing torrential rainfall, and creeping towards the west at a glacial three miles per hour, according to the National Hurricane Center. That means the rain will continue to pound the same waterlogged ground -- which, combined with storm surge, is leading to deadly flooding. So far, a...