First Alert Traffic: Road closures and other storm traffic impacts

Category: Weather

Tropical Storm Debby has caused significant flooding and road closures in Brunswick County, N.C. Wave Transit services are delayed, and the Brunswick Transit System is not operating. Bladenboro is completely barricaded due to high water, with emergency management reporting up to 3 feet of standing water in some areas. Various roadways across the region are impassable due to flooding, and authorities are advising drivers to avoid affected routes.

Keywords: Tropical Storm Debby, flooding, Brunswick County

Source: WECT

Update At: 8/8/2024

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