High water cuts Bladenboro off from rest of county

Category: Weather

Bladenboro, N.C. is under a flash flood emergency due to 4 to 7 inches of rain, with additional rainfall expected. Roads are cut off, and emergency services are conducting door-to-door checks. A voluntary evacuation order has been issued for residents.

Keywords: Bladenboro, flash flood, emergency services

Source: WECT

Update At: 8/8/2024

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