Prayers for the people of Tennessee and North Carolina pic.twitter.com/qnUbd0jEUE
— TaraBull (@TaraBull808) September 28, 2024
Roads last a lot longer than many things in a storm. Widespread doesn’t begin to touch this degree of destruction. pic.twitter.com/orXxqgd5YR
— ? Woe to those who dwell upon the earth ? (@treblewoe) September 30, 2024
This shows the terminus of all the flash floods and debris flows from the Chimney Rock, NC area. This debris is basically the town of Chimney Rock pic.twitter.com/kfLCqUdUgz
— Reed Timmer, PhD (@ReedTimmerUSA) September 29, 2024
This is the inside of a Walmart in Boone, NC. Hurricane Helene hit them hard. pic.twitter.com/Sdquo3Fl58
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) September 29, 2024
Last image of a wife and husband in Asheville, NC sheltering from the flood on a roof.
The roof would soon collapse, causing them and their 6 year old grandchild to drown.
Their daughter and mother of the child took the photograph.
When the roof collapsed, she got wedged… pic.twitter.com/tojq5XHPMk— Dhruv (@dhruv2038) September 29, 2024
Asheville, NC is completely underwater. Holy crap. pic.twitter.com/lFB3ldjUNF
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) September 29, 2024
This is the most terrifying debris flow video I have seen from the flooding in East Tennessee/Western North Carolina#HurricaneHelene #tnwx #ncwx #flood pic.twitter.com/gDCI09Ge4a
— Alan (@smokiesvol) September 28, 2024
? I-40 washout near Tennessee state line.
We cannot say this enough: DO NOT TRAVEL IN OR TO WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Travel in this area for non-emergency purposes is hindering needed emergency response.
Details on the restricted travel area ?? https://t.co/AGDVnBcZMS. pic.twitter.com/2KLwssiBv1
— NCDOT (@NCDOT) September 28, 2024
Hurricane Helene only grazed us in east Alabama.
We didn’t even lose power. It has caused a historic level of damage in the Southern Appalachians though. The storm surge was also terrible in Florida and much of south Georgia is without power.
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