Safety is the top concern for all in western NC. I can see playoffs being delayed though as many schools in the west may face closure and travel issues for weeks.
Western NC devastation
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I don’t know how the state will handle this. My son in law has been sent to Waynesville with EMS. He is a paramedic. They had a lot of issues getting there as so many mudslides have blocked roads. When they did get there he was asked if he brought body bags. He said yes. They asked how many and he replied about 100 plus. How many do you need? The guy said about 100 plus.
Let’s keep our Western brothers and sisters in our prayers!
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I have a tree service and I spent all day cutting driveways so the home owner could leave… most have not even left and no power or internet so they had no clue how bad everything is… tree in house everywhere… it’s so sad
My area was rough too but somehow we escaped relatively ok. Praying for my western brothers n sisters.
There are unfortunately going to be teams that won't finish the season. Many schools will be lucky to return by Christmas if not later by the looks of things. The death toll is going to be terrible. Just unimaginable situation right now. This is far worse than Matthew was and that's saying alot.
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I just talked with one of my relatives up in Weaverville. He said he still hasn’t gotten out of his driveway which goes back good ways. Trees down everywhere, fence down and driveway has gulleys in it. Roads and bridges are washed out in areas
I don't see how a good portion of teams will even be able to field a team, or school for that matter, before playoff time. I can't wait to see how the smart people at the NCHSAA handle this. Gonna be a lot of weird looking records.
I hope the home insurance companies dont take too much advantage of this, but I'm giving some of them too much credit right? Time to literally put their money where their mouth is.
Most of the losses won't be covered unless they had flood insurance. The economic loss will be felt for years to come. I don't understand why the media isn't treating it like Katrina. The devastation is unreal
