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 Still haven't figured out where this is but its near Lake Lure. Couldn't find the source of the video or if anyone knows what happened to them.

https://v.nostr.build/BsCEWpSF2fwXvCKJ.mp4


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 Scary  
 Yikes, that's scary stuff.🙏 
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 Holy shit. I had no idea. I was in black mountain a week ago. 😧 
 These videos are absolutely insane! 
 Do my eyes deceive me, or did they have the presence of mind to raise the family room slot machine off the floor? 
 My friend told me earlier today the Lake Lure dam was filling up and people were told to evacuate. That flooding is horrible. You never think about that happening so far inland. 
 Yeah I always think of the mountains as not at risk of this sort of stuff having been on the coast all my life and living in "hurricane path." But then you realize that if the mountains get hit with torrential amounts of rain, it isn't just some extra water covering the roads. It's torrents of water crashing down the side of a mountain and taking out roads, homes, entire towns, mud slides that take whole sections of the mountain, and every other terrifying thing you could imagine. And even worse is that because its on a mountain, they almost invariably have just one or two roads to access the there places. So it's so easy to get completely cut off with barely any options.

A lot of these towns are literally only accessible by helicopter right now.