Current Flooding in North Carolina

North Carolina, Virginia and East Coast

Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow, Winds, Coastal Flooding And Bitter Cold To South, East

A winter storm this weekend will intensify into a bomb cyclone, with snow, strong winds and coastal flooding from the nor'easter from the Carolinas to New England.

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North Carolina coastal communities could get significant snow, blizzard conditions, and flooding

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Snow, winds bring intense conditions to coastal Virginia, North Carolina

bucswire.usatoday · 23h

Closings, delays for schools, government offices start for Feb.2 Latest updates

Another winter storm has descended onto the North Carolina mountains Friday night into Saturday morning, Jan. 30-31.

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Winter storm blankets NC roads from coast to mountains. People urged to stay home.

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Snow hits the Carolinas as low temps compound power outage woes elsewhere from last weekend's ice

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How much snow did we get? Preliminary totals. Latest updates for Feb.1

The National Weather Service has reported that Buncombe County residents received at least 5 inches of snow during the Jan. 30-31 winter storm but some areas across Western North Carolina have receive...

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Significant snow expected Saturday

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Snow Drifts Deep Enough for Diving in North Carolina

The Weather Channel on MSN

Winter storm blanketing Southeast with snow; blizzard conditions possible in coastal Virginia, North Carolina

On the heels of Winter Storm Fern, a strong storm will form off the East Coast this weekend that will bring snow, wind and coastal flooding. Blizzard conditions are even possible in a few areas.

WTVD

What rivers in North Carolina are flooding?

Several rivers across the ABC11 viewing are reaching record flooding levels following Matthew. The Lumber River in the Lumberton area is currently running at record levels but is down from yesterday with a reading of 20.7'. The old record was 20' with ...

WYFF

North Carolina announces $6M to help flood resilience across state

GOVERNOR JOSH STEIN ANNOUNCED SEVERAL MILLION DOLLARS IN GRANTS TO HELP MAKE COMMUNITIES MORE RESILIENT TO FUTURE FLOODING EVENTS. JUST UNDER A DOZEN PROJECTS ARE GETTING FUNDING FROM THE STATE, AND MORE ARE EXPECTED IN THE FUTURE. REY LLERENA REPORTS FROM ...

WRAL

Helene revealed a hidden flood threat: North Carolina's aging dams

The cracked concrete at Lake Craig Dam still bears the scars of the storm. Chunks of the bridge above are missing, ripped away when swollen floodwater pushed past the aging structure, carrying tree limbs, sediment and debris until the river carved its own ...