10-04-2024 Yancey County, NC - Catastrophic Flooding Damage - Huge Debris - Mangled Vehicles

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Throughout the Burnsville/Micaville, NC, a wide swath of extreme flooding damage can be seen. Massive amounts of large debris was moved rapidly downstream. Vehicles and semi-trucks are almost unrecognizable. Multiple structures were significantly damaged.

[@johnmorganjr769]

Many friends there 🙏

[@3_3645]

Boy, the integrity of any bridge should be inspected before major traffic is allowed through - I would think.

[@anitamitchell3452]

❤

[@southernload5710]

Gonna take years to restore

[@jenny-rebeccaembry642]

Lord have mercy 😢

[@southernload5710]

He has had mercy over and over & over.

[@3_3645]

Was the highway flooded from the river, I'm guessing it's behind where you are filming. The clean up will be tremendous. Lots of jobs ahead for this.

[@TheAgentAssassin]

I like these "you" tube videos and not 50,000 main stream news channels clogging up youtube search results with the same fckn drone video or other video type they copied from a youtuber. Same thing happened in Maui after the fires, all the search results were news channels using some grainy youtube video they jacked from someone. "you" tube should be videos just like this one

[@slickrichelicopter8977]

Our government turning a blind to this tragedy. Shame on you FEMA!!!

[@ghewins]

Give it a rest, sicko

[@slickrichelicopter8977]

@@Plutogalaxy I'm sure you have a Ukraine GoFundMe site to attend to.

[@myradioon]

I'm here and that's a lie. The Federal government just hooked up several trucks to the Asheville Hospital for water and power. Biden declared it a disaster zone immediately and I just applied for aid. Some people already got it..The physical aid is coming in by huge helicopters. They are here. They can't get to hard hit places. Stop making sh*t up you have no experience with and throwing stones from an armchair repeating rumors. Easy to do.

[@mrpeach2023]

@@slickrichelicopter8977Both of you guys are idiots.

[@paulsmallriver6066]

Shame on you for spreading nonsense. FEMA was onsite many places before the storm struck. That is how prepared and efficient they were.The National Guard, Red Cross, and other agencies were there quickly.