Helene's flooding carries away vehicles and structures in North Carolina

AccuWeather 2024-09-30

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Powerful floodwaters were seen carrying away multiple structures and vehicles in western North Carolina on Sept. 29. Helene brought torrential rainfall and flooding into the area.
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