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While survivors repair their homes and businesses, this week’s deadly flooding from Chantal raises larger questions about how North Carolina communities get ready for the next major storm.

A Davidson County man and his family are literally cut off from everyone. The recent flooding from Chantal washed away the only road in and out of their property. Serra Sowers spoke with the family who says nothing like this has happened in their 24 years of living in Thomasville.

There are a few relief funds across North Carolina seeking donations to help disaster victims, including some self-started GoFundMes. NC Disaster Relief Fund: This fund supports non profit community organizations in North Carolina providing services in the aftermath of a disaster. You can donate at nccf.fcsuite.com.

To preserve diminished water resources due to Chantal flood damage to the local treatment plant, Mebane non-essential businesses are temporarily closed. Residents are being told to use city water only for medical requirements,

Officials in North Carolina say there were three potential storm-related deaths amid flooding from the remnants of Tropical Storm Chantal.

Although the town's Boil Water Notice has been lifted, the Water Treatment Plant remains offline after being flooded by the Eno Monday.

The city of Mebane on Thursday announced it has resumed limited water treatment at its water treatment plant, but that the facility is still days away from being fully operational after it was damaged by flooding from Tropical Depression Chantal.

Officials in North Carolina say heavy rain and flooding from the remnants of Tropical Storm Chantal forced dozens of people to flee their homes.

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The storm caused the Eno River to set a new flooding record. The entire park is closed until further notice. Park officials are asking for the public’s patience as they continue damage assessment.