Flood Damage From Tropical Depression Fred In Western North Carolina | PHOTOS

August 18, 2021

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CANTON, N.C. — Check out photos of the flood damage in western North Carolina after Tropical Depression Fred rolled through.

Following Tuesday’s tragic flooding, emergency officials confirm 30 people remain unaccounted for in Haywood County.

Officials with the North Carolina Department of Transportation say crews are working around the clock to help citizens get to and from home, work, and school.

NCDOT crews will continue repairing roads, bridges, and shoulders for weeks to come.