NOAA reported on a situation involving heavy rainfall over Jackson Island, leading to river flooding in the Nolichucky River basin in Tennessee, drawing parallels to Hurricane Katrina.
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Updated sep 17
The latest in this situation
- Nolichucky River floodwaters carried away a residence on September 16, while a local EMS worker was on duty.
- Flooding in the Nolichucky River basin led to search efforts and new state legislation.
- NOAA reported on a situation involving heavy rainfall over Jackson Island, leading to river flooding in the Nolichucky River basin in Tennessee, drawing parallels to Hurricane Katrina.
How it started
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What happened
NOAA reported on a situation involving heavy rainfall over Jackson Island, leading to river flooding in the Nolichucky River basin in Tennessee, drawing parallels to Hurricane Katrina.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Nolichucky River floodwaters carried away a residence on September 16, while a local EMS worker was on duty.Sub-event
Flooding in the Nolichucky River basin led to search efforts and new state legislation.1 source
NOAA monitors river flooding in Tennessee, comparing current heavy rainfall to Hurricane Katrina, with potential movement toward Hawaii.1 source
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The entities involved
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
agency in the United States Federal Government
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Jackson Island
island in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, United States
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Nolichucky River
river in Tennessee and North Carolina, United States
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