The history of Western North Carolina illustrates how inland regions face significant hurricane risks, demonstrating the importance of preparedness for heavy rainfall and flooding.
Tropical Storm Irene's impact on Vermont highlights that communities far from the coast are not exempt from the disastrous effects of tropical storms and hurricanes.
The lessons learned from the past emphasize the need for mountain and inland communities to develop better preparedness and response plans as hurricane risks increase.
The devastating remnants of hurricanes in the U.S. underscore a critical need for public awareness and proactive communication during hurricane season, even in unlikely locations.
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