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Stories in the mud: Boone’s rivers after Helene

Summary by The Appalachian
Hurricane Helene hit Western North Carolina Sept. 27 with three days of heavy rain, permanently altering the infrastructure and geography of the area. According to the North Carolina State Climate Office, Watauga County received 16.67 inches of rain from September 25-27, totaling 11 inches more than the county typically receives during the entire month of...
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Stories in the mud: Boone’s rivers after Helene

Hurricane Helene hit Western North Carolina Sept. 27 with three days of heavy rain, permanently altering the infrastructure and geography of the area. According to the North Carolina State Climate Office, Watauga County received 16.67 inches of rain from September 25-27, totaling 11 inches more than the county typically receives during the entire month of...

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The Appalachian broke the news in on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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