Hurricane Matthew likely to hug east coast, impact vast area
Rick Reichmuth tracks the storm's path
Rapper Vanilla Ice hunkered down in Florida and vowed Thursday to ride out Hurricane Matthew, live tweeting as the storm hit.
By Friday morning, the rapper indicated the storm had moved on from his West Palm Beach neighborhood.
It looks like a mess with debris and some flooding here but overall Palm Beach handled it very well. #HurricaneMatthew
— Vanilla Ice (@vanillaice) October 7, 2016
Florida officials urged everyone in the path of the deadly storm to evacuate, but the 43-year-old took to Twitter to tell his followers that he will be “riding out the storm” from his home in West Palm Beach.
This hurricane is serious and coming right at me. I'm going to ride out the storm. I'll keep you updated pic.twitter.com/LQGzAFY9O8
— Vanilla Ice (@vanillaice) October 6, 2016
It's starting to get nasty here in Palm Beach #HurricaneMatthew
— Vanilla Ice (@vanillaice) October 7, 2016
#HurricaneMatthew is pounding Palm Beach right now. Flooding and debris flying everywhere
— Vanilla Ice (@vanillaice) October 7, 2016
The storm has left more than 200 dead in Haiti and prompted Gov. Rick Scott to issue a dire warning to those who think staying in their homes would be a good idea.
"This hurricane is serious and coming right at me. I'm going to ride out the storm. This storm will kill you.”
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