‘Firehose’ storm hits part of North Carolina and scientists see climate change
- Parts of southeastern North Carolina experienced historic flooding after an unorganized storm dumped over 18 inches of rain in 12 hours, resulting in severe water coverage.
- Emergency workers provided food and water to residents as they awaited the waters to recede, with no reported deaths but significant road damage.
- Governor Roy Cooper declared a state of emergency for Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, and New Hanover counties following the storm and flooding.
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