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1 day ago · After hitting Florida, Hurricane Helene delivered torrential rains to communities in western North Carolina on September 27, 2024. The deluge followed two days of heavy rains that had already saturated soils and pushed the region’s rivers to unusual heights. The combined rainfall from these two events, amplified by the area’s rugged terrain ...
5 days ago · Imagery from Planet Labs from Sunday showed the extent of the flooding in that area. Hurricane Helene caused catastrophic flooding in North Carolina, impacting Asheville and Buncombe County.
5 days ago · Two waves of torrential rain unloaded as much as 30 inches in the mountains of North Carolina, unleashing catastrophic landslides while rivers soared to unprecedented levels and lakes...
3 days ago · Helene has left at least 162 dead. From CNN staff. At least 162 people are dead across six states in Helene’s wake – a number that continues to tick upward as emergency crews search for ...
3 days ago · From North Carolina's most westernmost county, Cherokee County, to as far east as Mecklenburg County, widespread flooding impacted an unprecedented number of people across the state. Buncombe ...
4 days ago · Washington County: 22; ... Power crews work in the River Arts District in Asheville, North Carolina, on Tuesday. ... "Communities were wiped off the map," North Carolina governor says
6 days ago · Video shows Chimney Rock completely destroyed as Helene unleashes catastrophic flooding across North Carolina. Images from Chimney Rock, located just southeast of Asheville, was one of the many cities destroyed by the historic Hurricane Helene flooding. Since the beginning of the storm, the area has seen between a foot and two feet of rainfall.
