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Winds LocationPeak Wind Gust (mph) Lumberton, NC - KLBT 46 Bennettsville, SC - KBBP 44 Oak Island, NC 44 Lockwoods Folly Inlet, NC 4414 more rows
In Orange County, N.C., which includes Chapel Hill, officials said in a statement Sunday night that several water rescues and evacuations were underway in low-lying areas. In Moore County to the south, floods washed out roads and broke at least two dams. Both counties declared states of emergency.
Wind and flooding from Hurricane Helene devastated North Carolina on September 27, 2024, primarily in its western Appalachian region, causing at least 108 reported deaths and major destruction of infrastructure and residential areas across several settlements.
There are currently no active storms in the North Atlantic, Caribbean Sea, or Gulf of America.
The rain swelled streams and rivers many of which were already in flood stage to record highs, producing 1,000-year flood events in several counties. 3 Flooding, landslides, strong winds, and tornadoes generated by the storm combined with unique aspects of western North Carolina to produce a major disaster.

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Why were these floods so severe? Obviously it rained a tremendous amount, but the layout of the landscape, along with the weather, combined to send huge amounts of water from high elevations into river valleys of varying shapes.
Eight months after Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina, parts of Asheville still look like disaster zones. Business owners are struggling to rebuild as infrastructure remains stalled, FEMA aid has been reduced, and proposed cuts to public broadcasting, vital during the storm, raise new concerns for future disasters.

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