‘Apocalyptic’ damage: Helene kills at least 30 in Western NC, severs power, water, roads
Many in Western North Carolina remained without fresh water, internet or cell service. Seven water plants in Avery, Burke, Haywood, Jackson, Rutherford, Watauga and Yancey counties are closed, according to a news release issued by Cooper’s office Saturday night. That affects nearly 70,000 households.
Potentially catastrophic rainfall is predicted for the southern Appalachians. Watch rivers rise on these USGS webcams.
In a statement, Duke Energy said a majority of customers are expected to have power returned no later than Friday evening, ...
Across North Carolina, many residents are impacted by the devastation left by Tropical Storm Helene, a disaster that has left ...
Waynesville firefighters search a car that was pinned by debris under a bridge on Richland Creek in Waynesville on Friday, ...
Chimney Rock and Lake Lure in western North Carolina appear to have been devastated by flooding after Hurricane Helene swept ...
Dozens of people nationwide were confirmed dead from Helene's effects. Gov. Roy Cooper predicted the toll would rise as ...
Residents and local businesses from across the state have contributed to an interactive map, highlighting open grocery stores ...
Here are the rainfall totals starting 8AM Tuesday, September 24 through 8AM Saturday, September 28th, following the departure of Hurricane Helene. Rainfall amounts in most areas stayed in the 10-20" ...
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