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Tropical Storm Chantal brought over 10 inches of rain to central NC: State of emergency, flooding
Tropical Storm Chantal caused significant flooding and road closures across central North Carolina, particularly in Chatham and Orange Counties. Local states of emergency were declared in several counties, and roughly 120 roads remained closed as of Monday afternoon.
More than 100 roads in and around Chatham County were flooded and a portion of a highway collapsed and washed away.
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein explained why a state of emergency was not declared in the wake of Chantal's damage in ...
The 431-acre fire in Henderson County, North Carolina, has destroyed two homes, a cabin and an outbuilding, county officials said in a social media post Sunday that declared a state of ...
North Carolina State Emergency Operations center is communicating with local leaders and emergency management teams across our state. I've activated 100 and 75 soldiers and airmen from the ...
At least 8 people are dead and flood rescues are ongoing after Tropical Storm Chantal dropped 12 inches of rain across parts ...
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RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper declared a State of Emergency for the state in preparation for storms from Hurricane Idalia. For the latest on Hurricane Idalia and how it will ...
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