Grocery stores are seeing a steady stream of customers as Hurricane Matthew moves closer to Florida.
Many supermarkets are out of water and propane.
At the Publix on Lantana Road, the store is now out of water and propane. Flashlights and D batteries were the first to go.
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Just before 11 a.m., employees restocked the shelves with what's left.
The manager said there was 700 to 800 packs of water at his location and more is on the way.
He described the store as busier than usual.
Katie Olson, from Hypuloxo Island, isn't taking any chances with Hurricane Matthew.
"I'm taking it very seriously and I've been through three hurricanes before, so I don't want to be caught off guard," said Olson.
Throughout the day, water was flying off the shelves. Employees couldn't stock it fast enough.
Water was the number one item Yvette Passino was buying. "We're concerned about the flooding," said Passino. "I don't know if we're going to be evacuated or not, so we'll find out as soon we get another update on the storm."
As soon as Home Depot's doors opened at 6 a.m., shoppers filed in to stock up on hurricane supplies.
"I came for a generator for my boss, and there's none. No generators left," said shopper Ed Wallace.
If you are still looking for storm shutters, you are advised to call ahead since some stores don't even supply them.
Flashlights and D batteries sold out at Publix on Lantana Rd. Still plenty of water avail ahead of #HurricaneMatthew @WPTV pic.twitter.com/2iUsAx3dJh
— Gabrielle Sarann (@GabrielleSarann) October 4, 2016
