AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoIsaias Aftermath: The storm’s remnants brought dangerous flooding to western North Carolina, where some areas recorded up to 10 inches of rain. Swift-water teams rescued campers near Morganton, and flooding closed part of Highway 18. A tornado watch covered parts of southeastern North Carolina through Sunday afternoon. Isaias has killed at least four people across the Southeast. Drought Relief: Rain eased drought conditions along the North Carolina coast, lifting the most severe classification in some areas, but the region still needs substantial rainfall to recover. Drinking Water: Greensboro approved a roughly $260 million upgrade to remove PFAS from water at its Mitchell treatment plant, using activated carbon filtration. Helene Cleanup: Two years after Helene, PVC pipes from a Woodfin factory still litter stretches of the French Broad River. Cleanup crews have removed hundreds of thousands, but debris remains along dozens of miles.
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