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NOAA Storymap: Helene in Southern Appalachia
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Many Refuse to Leave
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August 31, 1940
Rain Swollen Streams Leave Trail of Death
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August 31, 1940
Floods Sweep W.N.C. Towns
Author unknown
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August 30, 1940
Heavy Rainfall Sends Streams Out of Banks
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August 30, 1940
Shows Airport Site Far Above Flood Waters
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August 20, 1928
Henderson's Damage in Flood is Over $50k
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August 19, 1928
Flood Over; Things Back to Normal
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August 17, 1928
WNC Flood Damage Esitmated at $750,000
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August 17, 1928
Traffic Blocked by Big Slides Caused by Rains
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August 16, 1928
"Exaggerated Reports" Born on the Streets of Asheville
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July 22, 1916
Reaper Claims More
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July 19, 1916
Contributions Near the Ten Thousand Mark
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July 18, 1916
French Broad Falls Slowly But Surely
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July 18, 1916
Executive Committee Meets to Form Plans
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July 18, 1916
Trail of Devastation Gradually Revealed as the Flood Waters Recede
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July 18, 1916
Asheville Victims Claimed By Flood
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July 17, 1916
Train Service Into Asheville From East Suspended at Present
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July 16, 1916
Great Hurricane Exhausts Force in the Mountains
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July 16, 1916
Seriously Speaking
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July 11, 1916
French Broad is Slowly Receding but Still High
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July 12, 1916
French Broad at Nine Foot Stage and Still Rising
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July 11, 1916
A Daily Lesson In History
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March 14, 1916
Day in Congress
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February 4, 1916
Park Association for the Weeks Law
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January 21, 1916
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Many Refuse to Leave
Rain Swollen Streams Leave Trail of Death
Floods Sweep W.N.C. Towns
Heavy Rainfall Sends Streams Out of Banks
Shows Airport Site Far Above Flood Waters
Henderson's Damage in Flood is Over $50k
Flood Over; Things Back to Normal
WNC Flood Damage Esitmated at $750,000
Traffic Blocked by Big Slides Caused by Rains
"Exaggerated Reports" Born on the Streets of Asheville
Reaper Claims More
Contributions Near the Ten Thousand Mark
French Broad Falls Slowly But Surely
Executive Committee Meets to Form Plans
Trail of Devastation Gradually Revealed as the Flood Waters Recede
Asheville Victims Claimed By Flood
Train Service Into Asheville From East Suspended at Present
Great Hurricane Exhausts Force in the Mountains
Seriously Speaking
French Broad is Slowly Receding but Still High
French Broad at Nine Foot Stage and Still Rising
A Daily Lesson In History
Day in Congress
Park Association for the Weeks Law