Helene flooded North Carolina with water. Now there isn’t enough to drink.
The desperation for drinking water and other necessities in western North Carolina is becoming clear. The question now is when they’ll have reliable taps again.
Thousands in North Carolina still without water days after Helene's destruction
By Karl Plume ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (Reuters) -Tens of thousands of North Carolina residents remained without running water on Wednesday, six days after Hurricane Helene slammed into Florida and carved a destructive path through much of the U.
Thousands in North Carolina still without water
Tens of thousands of North Carolina residents remained without running water on Wednesday, six days after Hurricane Helene slammed into Florida and carved
After Helene, drinking water no longer safe in hard-hit North Carolina
An untold number of storm-battered North Carolina residents remain without reliable access to drinking water Monday even as state officials scramble to clear roads, fix pipes and make emergency deliveries.
Hurricane Helene decimates North Carolina water system
Boone, North Carolina Fire Chief Jimmy Isaacs on what his community is experiencing including drinking water conditions, power and cell service as recovery efforts are ongoing.
In Asheville, N.C., many residents may be without drinking water for weeks
Tropical storm Helene caused 'catastrophic' damage to Asheville’s water treatment and distribution system, cutting off at least 70% of the city’s drinking water supply.
Asheville, North Carolina, officials warn water system could take weeks to repair
Asheville Mayor Esther Manheimer cautioned that those in the county waiting for the water system to come back online must prepare for the long term.
Drinking Water Map Shows Boil Water Advisories After Hurricane Helene
Thousands of Floridians are still required to boil their water for safe consumption days after Hurricane Helene ravaged the state.
How to help in Asheville: 4 things you can do right now for Hurricane Helene victims in hard-hit North Carolina
The disaster in Asheville, a mountain town 300 miles from the coast, was unexpected for many, leaving residents without power, cell service, or water as the death toll rises. Days after Hurricane Helene tore through North Carolina,
Hurricane Helene wipes out Asheville, North Carolina, tea company
Asheville Tea Company was just one of the many businesses destroyed in western North Carolina during Hurricane Helene. Jessie Dean, founder of Asheville Tea Company, joins FOX Weather to share her plans for rebuilding the company so she can get back to serving her close-knit community as soon as possible.
Understanding Hurricane Helene And The Havoc Caused To Asheville, North Carolina
Hurricane Helene caused extensive damage when it hit the United States last week, with at least 166 people confirmed dead and over 1 millions residents in multiple states still without power as of Wednesday morning,
Drinking water crisis in North Carolina, days after flooding disaster
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Ongoing updates on organizations providing free food, water in Western North Carolina
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Thousands without water in North Carolina days after Helene's destruction
Tens of thousands of North Carolina residents remained without running water, six days after Hurricane Helene slammed into ...