A broad area of low pressure could develop sometime within the next several days offshore of the southeastern U.S. coast.

In the wake of Tropical Depression Chantal's destructive floods, communities across the region are rallying together to support displaced residents and begin recovery efforts.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey sets up a Victim Assistance Center in Carrboro, NC after Tropical Storm Chantal.

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