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Helene “close to a worst-case scenario” for western North Carolina

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Oct 1, 2024

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… -case scenario for western North Carolina.”
“Torrential … said it happened.
North Carolina was saturated with rain … make landfall in Florida — western North Carolina was already seeing … were felt across western North Carolina, with the Charlotte …

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