After Hurricane Helene, help is on the way to North Carolina. Will it be enough?
Many people coming to Immaculata had no financial buffer for a disaster like Helene ”and are thankful for whatever supplies they can get.” Water and power may soon be restored in much of Hendersonville-Asheville but mountain communities will be another story.
Helene disaster exceeds devastation caused by the ‘Great Flood of 1916’ in North Carolina
Flooding produced by Hurricane Helene around Asheville exceeded previous records set by catastrophic flooding in 1916. Within a week-long stretch in 1916, back-to-back hurricanes dropped more than 26 inches of rainfall.
Western NC saw several inches of rain when Tropical Storm Helene barreled through. But what caused it to rain so much? What ...
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A Washington Post analysis shows how federal flood maps underestimated the risk homeowners faced in the parts of North ...
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Mark Smith is bringing a U-Haul and trailer full of supplies back to small communities east of Asheville where people told ...
Two weeks after a hurricane roared into the Appalachian Mountains, how a wrecked region recovers will depend on local ...
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Valley Chevrolet in Wellington hosts donation drive for North Carolina flood victimsValley Chevrolet, 46767 State Route 18 in Wellington, has partnered with other Valley Automotive dealerships to host a ...
A 108-year-old letter found by a North Carolina family whose home was flooded out by Hurricane Helene recounted with stunning detail the last time such a tragedy happened — and now they feel like ...
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As Western North Carolina digs out of Helene’s mud, residents worry, agencies urge cautionFederal and state environmental agencies looking into potentially hazardous contaminants from tropical storm flooding.
One of the areas most heavily impacted by the hurricane was the city of Asheville, which suffered its worst disaster since ...
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Aid workers, community groups and environmental organizations say few people are likely to take advantage of federal programs ...
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