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Flooding from Chantal’s remnants forces dozens to flee homes in North Carolina

  • Just before midnight Monday, Alamance County declared a state of emergency, ordering voluntary evacuations downstream of Lake Michael Dam amid flooding and water rescues.
  • Following heavy rain from Chantal’s remnants, flooding across central North Carolina led to dozens of evacuations and over 22,000 power outages, as the storm was downgraded to a depression.
  • The Haw River crested at 32.5 feet, the second-highest on record, with over 30,000 customers losing power and crews conducting multiple water rescues.
  • Following the emergency declaration, evacuations were carried out to Mebane Arts Center amid receding floodwaters and ongoing hotspots, with the county's Monday meeting canceled.
  • The National Weather Service warns that a flash flood warning remains active until Tuesday afternoon as the early hurricane season continues through November with significant rainfall and record river levels.
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Authorities in central North Carolina were working to rescue stranded people and clear the roads on Monday after Tropical Depression Chantal dropped as much as 10 inches of rain in parts of the state, causing significant flooding that flooded homes, closed roads, caught drivers, and raised rivers to near-historical levels. The storm, which struck land as a tropical storm early Sunday morning in South Carolina and then moved inland as a tropical …

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WXII broke the news in Salem, United States on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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