Western North Carolina floods trigger mass closures and aid
More than 220 roads remained closed as Western North Carolina suffered flood damage. Emergency officials urged staying home while federal help expanded with a disaster declaration for 25 counties. Death toll stood at 38 with rapid response including FEMA, air rescues, and meals for victims. Local shelters and aid centers operated across Henderson County as agencies coordinated recovery.
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