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'It's definitely changed my thoughts on a flash flood' | Cocke County family sees damage to second farm in two years

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The Neas family watched as waters rose on their Parrottsville property, nearly two years after a similar situation at their Newport farm during Hurricane Helene.

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'It's definitely changed my thoughts on a flash flood' | Cocke County family sees damage to second farm in two years

The Neas family watched as waters rose on their Parrottsville property, nearly two years after a similar situation at their Newport farm during Hurricane Helene.

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WBIR broke the news on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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