North Carolina River Breaks 230 Year Old Record During Hurricane Helene
"Record Flood Stage. This stage last occurred in April of 1791 according to Tennessee Valley Authority records. Catastrophic flooding of the Swannanoa River Valley is likely," the National Water Prediction Service posted on the river gauge's website.
See photos, videos of flooding in Asheville, western North Carolina after Helene
The National Weather Service said Helene had cleared most of the Western North Carolina area by 11:21 a.m. Friday, but significant impacts including serious flooding were expected to continue into the weekend. Numerous areas and cities along the French Broad River are experiencing flooding and the river continues to rise.
Catastrophic floods poured through the mountain town of Asheville, causing mudslides, knocking out power and clean water ...
French Broad at Asheville - 13.75 feet as of 7:45 a.m. Predicted to ... River near Marshall - 12.21 feet as of 8 a.m.
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Floodwaters pushed by remnants of Hurricane Helene have left North Carolina’s largest mountain city largely cut off by ...
A mandatory evacuation has been put in place for anyone in the Swannanoa River valley in Asheville due to flooding.
Buncombe County has issued a mandatory evacuation order for residents along the Swannanoa River from the North Fork Reservoir ...
ASHEVILLE - Rebecca Casey, 80 ... to Biltmore Village along the Swannanoa River. In response, Casey left the Quality ...
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Historic flooding is expected along the French Broad and Swannanoa rivers in Buncombe County as government officials urge ...
The Gray family of Asheville fears they've lost everything to Tropical Storm Helene, which flooded their East Asheville home.
In Buncombe County, a local state of emergency was declared Wednesday to help the cities of Asheville, Biltmore Forest, ...
Roads are closing across Western North Carolina as ongoing storms and the approaching Hurricane Helene is expected to bring ...
Helene made landfall in Florida's Big Bend late Thursday night and has triggered millions of power outages along the Atlantic coast.
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