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Hurricane Helene Hits Charlotte with Heavy Rain, Flash Floods, and Tornado Risks
Hurricane Helene hits Charlotte with flash floods and winds up to 55 mph, prompting severe weather warnings and emergency ...
Hurricane Helene could rival 1916 NC flood, forecasters warn. Here’s what happened then.
Photos and video from The Charlotte Observer archives show the devastation of the 1916 flood in North Carolina, known as “The Flood by Which All Other Floods Are Measured.” ...
TRACKING: Flood waters continue to rise after Helene moves out
The flood gates at Cowans Ford Dam are open. Expect Mountain Island Lake to quickly rise. Use extreme caution. A shelter is ...
Torrential rains flood North Carolina mountains and create risk of dam failure
Days of torrential rain in North Carolina culminating with tropical downpours from what was Hurricane Helene have officials ...
2 NC deputies killed in flood waters in Helene aftermath
Devastating flooding from Hurricane Helene has claimed the lives of two law enforcement officers in western North Carolina. The NC Sheriffs' Association said deputies from Macon and Madison counties ...
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Helene's storm surge exceeded predictions, putting areas of Charlotte County underwater
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. — From downtown Punta Gorda to Manasota Key, several areas of Charlotte County were inundated from ...
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Update: Flash flood warning issued for central North Carolina until Friday morning
On Friday at 5:57 a.m. an updated flash flood warning was issued by the National Weather Service in effect until 10 a.m. The ...
Helene could rival 1916 western NC flood for mountains; Charlotte on alert as rains fall
Hurricane Helene showers arrived in Charlotte Thursday morning, as the North Carolina mountains braced for up to 20” of rain ...
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Flood Threat Continues; A Nicer Weekend
Broad River in NC/SC near Boiling Springs is currently at 20.37 feet. It is now in major flood stage. The previous record for ...
A count in progress: Helene damage to North Carolina, by the numbers
Landslides, people in shelters, road closures, wind gusts, rainfall: a start to North Carolina’s count of damage done.