This N.C. town ‘lost everything’ in Hurricane Florence
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Hurricane Florence flooded half this town. Two months later, it remains united.
It’s been nearly two months since Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina and then drenched the state for days, leading to devastating flooding in many inland areas and causing an estimated $17 billion dollars worth of damage. Special correspondent Cat Wise traveled to Jones County recently, where one hard-hit town is still struggling with the storm’s messy aftermath.
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This N.C. town ‘lost everything’ in Hurricane Florence
Clip: 11/14/2018 | 7m 44sVideo has Closed Captions
It’s been nearly two months since Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina and then drenched the state for days, leading to devastating flooding in many inland areas and causing an estimated $17 billion dollars worth of damage. Special correspondent Cat Wise traveled to Jones County recently, where one hard-hit town is still struggling with the storm’s messy aftermath.
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