A third home in five days has collapsed into the Atlantic Ocean along North Carolina's Outer Banks and this time the dramatic crash was recorded by a lifeguard. It happened around 1 p.m. on Tuesday, ... Read More

someone's home collapsed into the Atlantic Ocean along North Carolina's Outer Banks, according to the National Park Service. The latest, at 23009 G. A. Kohler Court in Rodanthe, fell around 9 ... Read More

OCRACOKE, N.C. (WITN) - The North Carolina Department ... Secondary roads in Rodanthe are flooded with ocean overwash. NCDOT says crews will clear them as the water recedes. Highway 12 is expected ... Read More

Moderate ocean overwash was reported on the northern end of Ocracoke Island and the side streets of Rodanthe after Sunday's noon high tide, however, N.C. Highway 12 is open and passable per a Sunday ... Read More

The remnants of an unnamed storm that flooded parts of North Carolina's Crystal Coast on Monday reached the Outer Banks this morning, delaying school, shutting down ferry service and closing N.C. Read More

Travelers using N.C. Highway 12 on the Outer Banks should expect the return to off-season speed limits Monday and expect a short delay in Rodanthe early Tuesday morning. Read More

Several roads are washed out in Brunswick County, NC. Major road closures included portions of U.S. 17, N.C. 211 and N.C. 133 in Brunswick County and a stretch of N.C. 12 on the northern end of ... Read More

Outer Banks communities saw significant impacts from a coastal storm Tuesday, with more than 15 inches of rain falling in Corolla and other areas getting more than six inches as flash floods reigned ... Read More

Outer Banks communities are making preparations ahead of an impending coastal Carolina storm that could bring with it significant flooding and the possibility of more Rodanthe homes collapsing into ... Read More

Flooding and ocean overwash was seen Monday from the Outer Banks into Wilmington areas like Carolina Beach and south throughout Brunswick County. Read More

Photos show flooding, water rescues and damage at North Carolina's coast, especially in southern coastal communities, as Potential Tropical Cyclone #8 impacts the area Sept. 16 and 17, 2024. Read More