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Roan Mountain Flood Of 1998. 7, 1998, a winter storm brought devastation to the small towns and rural communities of carter county, tennessee. A winter storm brought devastating flash floods to carter county, tennessee in january 1998, killing seven people and destroying hundreds of structures. The hardest hit area was in the. The night of january 8, 1998, was a nightmare for hundreds of residences of roan mountain, hampton, elizabethton and the surrounding communities. That was in 1998, when the former. One family was only saved because they had a second level in their home. A powerful winter storm brought widespread flooding to east tennessee (tn) and western north carolina (nc) overnight from january 7 th through 8 th, 1998. As the water grew higher and higher, they retreated to the top of their home and waited out the disaster. More than a foot of melted snow atop roan mountain coupled with steady rain caused the doe river to crest almost 12 feet above normal. Before the night was over, dozens of people in these communities would lose their homes and seven would lose their lives. The doe river jumped its banks as it came through roan mountain state park, and flooded houses on both sides of the road. Seven people died as a result of the floods, according to the national weather service. When the first baptist church in roan mountain, tennessee had its first flood, it was devastating.

Seven people died as a result of the floods, according to the national weather service. As the water grew higher and higher, they retreated to the top of their home and waited out the disaster. One family was only saved because they had a second level in their home. 7, 1998, a winter storm brought devastation to the small towns and rural communities of carter county, tennessee. More than a foot of melted snow atop roan mountain coupled with steady rain caused the doe river to crest almost 12 feet above normal. A winter storm brought devastating flash floods to carter county, tennessee in january 1998, killing seven people and destroying hundreds of structures. The doe river jumped its banks as it came through roan mountain state park, and flooded houses on both sides of the road. Before the night was over, dozens of people in these communities would lose their homes and seven would lose their lives. When the first baptist church in roan mountain, tennessee had its first flood, it was devastating. The night of january 8, 1998, was a nightmare for hundreds of residences of roan mountain, hampton, elizabethton and the surrounding communities.

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Roan Mountain Flood Of 1998 More than a foot of melted snow atop roan mountain coupled with steady rain caused the doe river to crest almost 12 feet above normal. 7, 1998, a winter storm brought devastation to the small towns and rural communities of carter county, tennessee. Seven people died as a result of the floods, according to the national weather service. As the water grew higher and higher, they retreated to the top of their home and waited out the disaster. A winter storm brought devastating flash floods to carter county, tennessee in january 1998, killing seven people and destroying hundreds of structures. A powerful winter storm brought widespread flooding to east tennessee (tn) and western north carolina (nc) overnight from january 7 th through 8 th, 1998. The doe river jumped its banks as it came through roan mountain state park, and flooded houses on both sides of the road. Before the night was over, dozens of people in these communities would lose their homes and seven would lose their lives. The night of january 8, 1998, was a nightmare for hundreds of residences of roan mountain, hampton, elizabethton and the surrounding communities. The hardest hit area was in the. One family was only saved because they had a second level in their home. When the first baptist church in roan mountain, tennessee had its first flood, it was devastating. More than a foot of melted snow atop roan mountain coupled with steady rain caused the doe river to crest almost 12 feet above normal. That was in 1998, when the former.