North Carolina River Breaks 230 Year Old Record During Hurricane Helene
"Record Flood Stage. This stage last occurred in April of 1791 according to Tennessee Valley Authority records. Catastrophic flooding of the Swannanoa River Valley is likely," the National Water Prediction Service posted on the river gauge's website.
Helene live updates: Storm kills at least 65 as North Carolina reels from devastating floods
At least 65 deaths have been confirmed as a result of the storm, at least a third of whom were killed by falling trees. Helene made landfall Thursday night in Florida's Big Bend region as a Category 4 hurricane.
Theirs was only one tale of narrow escape, and of an unimaginable loss, that has begun to trickle out from the small ...
Do not drive unless you are moving to higher ground. Here's what we know about flooding at the French Broad and Swannanoa ...
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Supplies are being brought into the region by air following devastation from Tropical Storm Helene across Western North ...
A mandatory evacuation has been put in place for anyone in the Swannanoa River valley in Asheville due to flooding.
Buncombe County has issued a mandatory evacuation order for residents along the Swannanoa River from the North Fork Reservoir ...
Helene continued its destructive path, pushing dams to the brink, forcing residents to flee to higher ground and leaving some ...
Now, the area is experiencing historic flooding thanks to Helene and is largely underwater.
Tate MacQueen captured drone footage showing Swannanoa River flooding near the WNC Nature Center in Buncombe County, North Carolina.
Floodwaters pushed by remnants of Hurricane Helene have left North Carolina’s largest mountain city largely cut off by ...
At River Ridge Apartments in East Asheville, where Kuroe lives with her father, David Gray, 58, and next door to her ...
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People in Asheville, North Carolina watched in disbelief as homes, businesses and vehicles were carried down the Swannanoa River.
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