As Hurricane Delta Dies Off, Appalachia Still Faces Flooding Dangers

The transcript discusses the impact of a tropical depression that was once a category four hurricane. It caused power outages and flooding risks in the Appalachian region. The storm, named Delta, made landfall in Louisiana as a category two hurricane, bringing heavy rainfall and prompting cleanup efforts. It set a record as the 10th storm to make landfall in the season, affecting areas previously hit by Hurricane Laura.

What was the primary risk faced by Appalachian communities as a result of Hurricane Delta?

• Tornadoes

• Flash flooding

• Landslides

• Drought

What impact did Hurricane Delta have on homes that had already been damaged by Hurricane Laura?

• No impact

• Tarps were ripped off

• Homes were rebuilt

• Flooding occurred