Each yellow mark is an impassable road that has been labeled so far. Lots of mudslides and roads being completely washed away.
Before and after of a place called Chimney Rock. This was their entire downtown.
Some other pictures/video.
As you can see this is in the mountains and complicates things quite a bit. Western NC has been deemed closed.
Asheville is inaccessible by road, they're all washed out. No electricity, gas, land lines, or even cell service because the floods took out the cell tower and the data center that handles the calls. The rivers reached 24.6ft(7.4 meters). A group of amateur pilots has set up a gofundme to airdrop supplies into the city. 
The Cajun Navy 
has dispatched and rescue helicopters are buzzing about.
There is a megathread here but it's very boring and mostly people trying to get in touch with loved ones. 
Some boomerbook group seems to be the only people getting any messages out of certain areas and I'm not sure if they're real.
Shout out to @BartholomewRoberts who had this to say about the hurricane yesterday.
https://rdrama.net/h/personal/post/303566/dixiebros-i-dont-feel-so-good/7081036#context
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I havent been paying attention how did all tihs water get 200 miles inland
and why is it only NC? wht da heck goin on in knoxville for instance? its right there
FL GA TN and SC are just cut out of this map like we cut out mexico down here
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Mountains cause storms to drop water. When a storm has to climb up a mountain it will reach lower air temperatures which will cause it to drop its water. Most flooding from hurricanes actually happens in the mountains. The first mountain range it hit was in North Carolina
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this makes sense
theres no geography in hurricane TX so I wouldn't know
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Look at Oregon. We go from the wettest part of the country to literal desert in about 50 miles when you hit the high mountains.
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i think this part of texas is wetter
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Congratulations on having such great forests that are famous around the entire world. Oh wait, you don't, dipshit. Maybe you should stick to your state's specialties: wearing cowboy hats and sucking each other's peepees.
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!dixie attack!
Defend our southern paradise!
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Your main exports are shit quality lumber from gay-butt little trees around Biloxi and racism. You'll never know what a real forest is because you have such a bad climate. I bet you've never even seen a fern in your life. Go frick yourselves.
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d-dixie
retreat
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How are you calling anywhere else racist when Oregon literally had laws banning black people until 1926?
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I didn't say anything about Oregon's natural beauty... I'd love to see crater lake someday lol
I said one trvth:
you see that? monsoon season. like we're 3rdies
trust me you don't want this much rain anyway I've had to trudge through bird mud to feed the mfs every day since july
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Tell me when you get the kind of sustained rainfall that the soil can actually absorb so it can support a real forest.
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Actually my bonus hole's bonus hole is the wettest part of the c*ntry.
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I hear its covered in a thick jungle full of tropical spiders.
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Lots of fungus and insects, too. Plenty of men died in there
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It worked in the...
...well somehow it could work this time.
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"Well there is a hurricane that has already hit Mexico several times and then hit Southern Texas 70 times now. It could work!"
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Why won't this long lasting hurricane go away? Why did it hit !Texas seventy times?
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"There is not enough time on the clock for a hurricane to go away before hitting you again. That is because the hurricane is a time travelling super hurricane which is just visiting Texas 70 times"
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!friendsofbussy-boy !ifrickinglovescience
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You tried to argue with me about rainfall in Houston based on "science" and "actually measuring things". Bussy is here with the word and he is never wrong.
It's okay. We'll jump in together.
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I just remembered that you can see the moon tonight. It's going to be weird that a hurricane is there too. Weird.
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its over for us
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A stormfront hit the area and caused minor flooding before the hurricane arrived. They got double whammy'd.
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Ftfy.
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