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Coastal Storms Trigger State of Emergency in Dare and Hyde Counties

15 reports, 6 independent Updated Oct 23
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County officials declared a state of emergency in Dare County on October 16 due to severe weather impacts. This declaration was later expanded to include Hyde County on October 22. Coastal storms damaged several hundred feet of Highway 12, and officials issued flood alerts for the Outer Banks.

From wxii12.com, abcnews.com

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The storms caused damage to 1,800 feet of protective dunes and hundreds of feet of pavement along Highway 12. The state requested emergency assistance from the Federal Highway Administration to help coordinate the restoration of this vital highway.

From wxii12.com, witn.com

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  1. Josh Stein expanded the emergency declaration to include Hyde County.1 source
  2. State of emergency declared for Hatteras Island; flood alerts issued for Outer Banks, NC, and VA.1 source
  3. State of emergency declared in Dare County due to severe weather impacts.1 source

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