PHOTOS: A look at the flooding and damage Debby caused across the Cape Fear
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A toppled Johnnie Mercers Fishing Pier sign (Photo: Nick Moraglia/WWAY)
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Tropical Storm Debby caused flooding in Bladenboro (Photo: WWAY)
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Tropical Storm Debby caused flooding in Bladenboro (Photo: WWAY)
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(Photo: Columbus Co. Sheriff's Office)
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Mill Creek flooding (Photo: Brunswick Co. Sheriff's Office)
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1587 Old Mill Creek (Photo: Brunswick Co. Sheriff's Office)
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Hwy 133 near Funston Rd (Photo: Brunswick Co. Sheriff's Office)
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Rock Creek (Photo: Brunswick Co. Sheriff's Office)
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Twisted Hickory Road (Photo: Bladen Co. Sheriff's Office)
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(Photo: Bladen Co. Sheriff's Office)
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Two Pine Road and Eastwood Rd. (Photo: Town of Leland)
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74/76 from the Old Fayetteville Rd overpass (Photo: Town of Leland)
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7476 from the old fayetteville overpass
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Shallotte River flooding (Photo: Shallotte Police Dept.)
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Shallotte River flooding (Photo: Shallotte Police Dept.)
(WWAY) — Tropical Storm Debby is still lamming the Carolinas with heavy rain on Thursday. In the Cape Fear, some places received as much as 15 inches of rain that fell over the course of Tropical Storm Debby. That led to flash flooding, causing many roads to become impassable.
If you see any flooding or damage, send photos our way.
Here’s a look at some of the flooding in our area.
