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Blog: Recapping the National Tea Party Convention in Nashville
Comments: 3 Views: 198Winning $141 million ticket sold in Asheville, says N.C. education lottery
Comments: 1 Views: 487USDA drops NAIS plan to require every farm animal have a number
Comments: 1 Views: 654How Wild Freeborn blazed a trail for today’s Girl Scouts
Comments: 2 Views: 168The Cliffs owner seeks residents’ help with debt
Comments: 2 Views: 365In parent poll, Saturday makeup favored for city schools
Comments: 2 Views: 232Public input for new disc golf course on Saturday
Comments: 1 Views: 159WNC Earth School owner Richard Cleveland weighs in on Avatar Movie
Comments: 1 Views: 202Blog: Asheville Disclaimer Radio podcast
Comments: 1 Views: 104State health officials float rule change that would allow pets at the table
Comments: 1 Views: 105NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED AN AREA OF MODERATE TO HEAVY RAINFALL ACROSS THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN MOUNTAINS OF NORTH CAROLINA. RAINFALL RATES UP TO ONE HALF INCH PER HOUR WERE OCCURRING, AND THESE RATES WERE AFFECTING LOCATIONS THAT HAVE ALREADY RECEIVED BETWEEN ONE AND TWO INCHES OF RAIN TODAY.
DEEP PONDING OF WATER WILL DEVELOP IN LOW SPOTS, WITH DEEP RUNNING WATER IN DITCHES IN CULVERTS. MANY AREA STREAMS AND CREEKS WILL SEE RISES TO NEAR BANKFULL THROUGH THE EVENING HOURS. ISOLATED FLOODING WILL BE MOST LIKELY FROM MAGGIE VALLEY TO SYLVA.
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