Urban flash flooding and how to protect your home [Ep. 321]

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Recorded25 Jun 2020

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When it rains, it floods these Carolina homes. From Charlotte, North Carolina to Horry County, South Carolina, a look at what residents are doing to protect their homes against urban flash flooding. Plus, the steps you need to take to protect your home from flooding even if you don't live near a waterway. WCNC Charlotte's Bill McGinty explains how he's helping a Myers Park resident overcome a storm water runoff problem. Plus WPDE-TV's Annette Montgomery and what groups like Horry County Rising are trying to do in their community. And special commentary from our Jared Smith on downtown street flooding in Charleston. FULL WCNC STORY: https://bit.ly/2YZsvCk

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