 Worst flood in modern history  October 2015  Worst areas  North of Charleston & East of Colombia  Average accumulation 18-24 inches  Enough rainfall.

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 Worst flood in modern history  October 2015  Worst areas  North of Charleston & East of Colombia  Average accumulation inches  Enough rainfall to fill the Rose Bowl 65,000 times

3 Primary Causes  Joaquin hurricane –hurricane that hit the Atlantic ocean and moved towards the bahamas; it was a level 4 hurricane at 155 mph;  Non-tropical storm – a strong storm that came from the South  Cold breezes from Canada – cold winds and pressure floated down to South Carolina

 550 roads closed or washed out  Schools canceled  The poverty rate went up  9 of 18 dams were breached or failed  2,000 vehicle collisions

 160,000 approximately homes destroyed  800 people were temporarily housed in shelters  42,000 homes were without power  1,000 homes and businesses without power  Government spent 12 billion dollars on repairs

 17 people killed  6 traffic accidents  11 drownings  2 in North Carolina  “We still have to be cautious.”- Gov. Nikki Haley