A NASA satellite is tracking flooding in the Carolinas after Hurricane Florence and its images show that rivers and streams near the coast and spilling dark, discolored water into the ocean.
Over 600 roads remain closed in NC, with waters continuing to rise across the eastern part of the state. NCDOT has been flying over many flooded areas capturing the devastating effect of Hurricane Florence.
Before and after imagery shows the impact of Hurricane Florence on in the Wallace, N.C. area. This video shows NC Hwy 41 and Northeast Road. (No audio)
The Town of Emerald Isle has posted drone video footage on its website so that displaced residents can see if their houses were damaged from Hurricane Florence.
A Crusoe Island couple, Westly Dorsch and Chasity Hewett, helped a Coast Guard crew navigate flooded streets on Wednesday, Sept. 20, to rescue their neighbors' pets stuck in homes flooded by the Waccamaw River after Hurricane Florence.
So far 3.4 million chickens and turkeys, and 5,500 hogs are dead in North Carolina from Hurricane Florence wind and floods. The numbers are expected to increase this week. The livestock death toll doubles that of Hurricane Matthew in 2016.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Air and Marine Operations rescue two adults and a dog from the Cape Fear waterway during the early evening hours of Sept. 17, 2018.
President Donald Trump pledged to help the people affected by Hurricane Florence during a briefing with local and federal officials. The president arrived in North Carolina to survey damage wrought by the powerful storm.
President Donald Trump arrives in Havelock, N.C. to assess the devastation left by Florence in the Carolinas. He is expected to receive briefings and view damage throughout the day.
See images of Hurricane Florence's devastation from the air as photojournalist Casey Toth flies along with a National Guard relief mission to Trenton, NC on Monday, Sept. 17, 2018.
A Coast Guard aircrew from Air Station Elizabeth City, NC, rescues a man and his dog 'lucky' off a rooftop after Hurricane Florence, north of the Cape Fear River Monday, Sept. 17, 2018.
Three good samaritans rescue a couple in danger of drowning after trying to ford the Little River, swollen by rains from Hurricane Florence, on Monday, Sept. 17, 2018.
