Matthew aftermath: The latest on roads, power, flooding
Information updated at 7 p.m. Friday.
Major road closures
▪ Interstate 95 in Lumberton, in Benson and near Fayetteville.
▪ U.S. 13 near Fayetteville.
▪ U.S. 64 near Tarboro.
▪ U.S. 70 in Kinston.
▪ U.S. 74 near Orrum and near Boardman.
▪ U.S. 76 in Fair Bluff.
▪ U.S. 117 north of Pikeville and south of Goldsboro.
▪ U.S. 258 near Tarboro and south of Kinston.
▪ U.S. 301 in Four Oaks.
▪ U.S. 701 in parts of Bladen, Columbus and Sampson counties.
▪ N.C. 11 in Kinston and east of Kelly.
▪ N.C. 33 in Greenville and near Tarboro.
▪ N.C. 39 south of Bunn.
▪ N.C. 41 in parts of Robeson, Sampson and Duplin counties.
▪ N.C. 50 south of Kenansville.
▪ N.C. 53 in parts of Cumberland, Bladen and Pender counties.
▪ N.C. 55 in parts of Harnett, Lenoir and Wayne counties.
▪ N.C. 59 in Hope Mills.
▪ N.C. 71 in Maxton.
▪ N.C. 72 in parts of Robeson County.
▪ N.C. 87 south of Fayetteville.
▪ N.C. 97 west of Tarboro and in Zebulon.
▪ N.C. 111 near Goldsboro and east of Tarboro.
▪ N.C. 210 in parts of Bladen and Pender counties.
▪ N.C. 211 near Lumberton.
▪ N.C. 222 in parts of Pitt and Wayne counties.
▪ N.C. 242 in parts of Bladen, Sampson and Cumberland counties.
▪ N.C. 403 near Faison.
▪ N.C. 410 north of Tabor City.
▪ N.C. 411 west of Harrells.
▪ N.C. 561 west of Ahoskie.
▪ N.C. 690 near Vass and near Spring Lake.
▪ N.C. 903 in parts of Sampson and Lenoir counties.
▪ N.C. 904 in parts of Columbus, Robeson and Brunswick counties.
N.C. road incidents
Reports from the state's southern coastal region, Interstate 40 and Interstate 95 from the N.C. Department of Transportation
Major flooding
▪ Tar River in Tarboro.
▪ Tar River in Greenville.
▪ Neuse River near Goldsboro.
▪ Neuse River in Kinston.
▪ Lumber River in Lumberton.
▪ Cape Fear River near Burgaw.
▪ Contentnea Creek at Hookerton.
Power outages
▪ Duke Energy: 11,767 in North Carolina.
▪ Dominion: 114 in North Carolina.
▪ N.C. Electric Co-ops: 4,172 in North Carolina.
▪ ElectriCities: 750 in North Carolina.
North Carolina river gauges
Colors indicate the degree of flooding on a river. Purple: major flooding; red: moderate flooding; orange: minor flooding; yellow: near flood stage; green: no flooding; blue: flood category not defined.
Source: National Weather Service
This story was originally published October 12, 2016 at 11:11 AM with the headline "Matthew aftermath: The latest on roads, power, flooding."