Buncombe County Schools will remain closed from Monday, Sept. 30 through Friday, Oct. 4, following significant damage caused by Hurricane Helene. School officials are coordinating with local emergency services to ensure the safety of students and staff.
Heavy rainfall has caused widespread flooding throughout Asheville, leaving roads impassable, homes damaged, and businesses shut down. These images capture the extent of the devastation across the city.
Asheville residents are facing widespread water service disruptions, with no clear timeline for restoration. Authorities urge residents to prepare by conserving water and following safety advisories, as state emergency efforts bring relief to the region.
NOAA predicts that the French Broad River and the Swannanoa Rivers will continue to recede throughout the week.
President Biden approves disaster declaration for North Carolina for communities devastated by Hurricane Helene. This is to include Asheville.
After the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Asheville still has rain in the forecast.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation is urging residents to avoid travel i
Buncombe County Government opens shelters in response to severe weather conditions.
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