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Massive floodwaters nearly caused a disaster along the Nolichucky River in Tennessee after Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc in several states.
Authorities have begun urging residents who live downstream of the dam to evacuate after it sustained cracks as the area tries to recover from the heavy rainfall the hurricane brought, the Weather Channel
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