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A couple driving along a western North Carolina interstate barely missed getting swallowed by a mudslide that came crashing down just behind their car Friday evening in the wake of Hurricane Helene.
A minor earthquake rattled the Los Angeles area just as the region was finishing up the lunch hour Tuesday.
Megan Drye was with her parents and 7-year-old son when powerful floods trapped them on the roof of their Asheville home and then swept the family away.
Neighbors banded together to help a young family, hiking through dangerous conditions in Chimney Rock, North Carolina, after historic flooding from Hurricane Helene washed away their route to safety.
A devastating flood struck an East Tennessee plastics manufacturing plant during Hurricane Helene, resulting in multiple employees being missing or deceased.
The full extent of Hurricane Helene's devastation is becoming increasingly clear as heartbreaking stories emerge from once-peaceful towns across southern and central Appalachia.
The full extent of Hurricane Helene's destruction is still unfolding as recovery efforts continue. The storm dumped an astonishing four-months-worth of rainfall on North Carolina in just three days, leading some to describe the event as "biblical."
Initially, this sequence of events looks very similar to the process that created Helene, but the weather pattern across the northern Gulf and the Southeast U.S. will be completely different this time around. A cold front and a band of hostile upper winds will keep the system, whatever form it takes, from getting very far north.
A weak, cool front is moving through the Texas Panhandle this morning. Gusty north winds and slightly cooler weather are expected behind the front. The cool front will push through the northwestern third to half of Texas today. High temperatures will only reach the mid-70s in the Panhandle today, with 80s across the northwest half […]
A pattern change will give us a few showers by the weekend.