State of Emergency declared in North Carolina ahead of Helene. What to know
NORTH CAROLINA ( QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Governor Cooper has declared a State of Emergency ahead of Hurricane Helene as North Carolina prepares for severe weather impacts that could threaten life and property across the state through Saturday morning.
At least 105 people have died nationwide, as officials airdrop supplies to devastated areas of the US south-east.
Massive rains from Helene left people stranded, without shelter and awaiting rescue around the Southeast. Cleanup continued ...
More than 1,000 people have been reported unaccounted for in a devastated North Carolina county where 30 people have already ...
The State Emergency Response Team is deploying equipment, personnel, and resources to support impacted communities ...
North Carolina Emergency Management officially activated the state's emergency response teams ahead of Hurricane Helene.
Southeast North Carolina grapples with flash flooding and road washouts from what the National Hurricane Center dubbed ...
The governor said Helene dropped 10 to 29 inches of rain on the mountains in parts of the state, resulting in ...
Emergency workers are rescuing people from homes as they try to repair damaged roads, power lines and water systems.
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