Gov. Cooper urges North Carolinians to prepare for Hurricane Helene
NORTH CAROLINA, USA — Gov. Roy Cooper urged North Carolinians to prepare for Hurricane Helene during a briefing on Thursday. He referred to the storm as "unusually dangerous" and said it could potentially bring catastrophic flooding tonight and tomorrow.
The North Carolina governor held a briefing this morning to give more updates about Helene's impact on North Carolina.
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Helene is expected to bring tropical storm-force winds, damaging debris flows and river flooding through Saturday.
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Governor Roy Cooper held a press conference alongside other emergency personnel ahead of Hurricane Helene’s arrival on Thursday morning. Cooper spent much of the press conference emphasizing the ...
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