Tonight, skies will remain fairly quiet as temperatures settle back into the chilly range. We'll see another cool start tomorrow morning, but the afternoon is looking fantastic! Sunshine will help temperatures climb into the lower 70s, giving us a comfortable November day.
A week after Hurricane Helene devastate Western North Carolina, communities with volunteers like the United Cajun Navy are finding hope, but more aide is desperately needed.
For every story of trials and tribulations, there are dozens more of triumph and togetherness in western North Carolina.
Hurricane Helene's death toll reached 200 on Thursday and could rise higher still, as searchers made their way toward the hardest to reach places in the mountains of western North Carolina.
The Biden-Harris Administration provides updates on the federal response to Hurricane Helene in North Carolina and South Carolina.
The United Cajun Navy is on the ground helping local communities hit hardest by Hurricane Helene. Here's how you can support their relief efforts:
National and local government agencies, non-profits, and businesses are providing aid to communities impacted in Western North Carolina by Helene. Here's how you can help.
Search and rescue efforts continue in Western North Carolina amidst simultaneous coordinated efforts to restore critical infrastructure and bring much needed food, water and other necessities to communities impacted by Helene.
FEMA disaster assistance may provide funds to homeowners and renters for serious needs, basic home repair, rental of temporary housing and other uninsured expenses resulting from Helene.
