ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月18日 07時59分

Emergency workers rushed into beleaguered cities in the Carolinas today as residents struggled with the aftermath of a storm that damaged tens of thousands of homes, drenched the area with record rains and triggered floodwaters that aren’t expected to recede for days. The zipping winds and pounding rains were largely replaced by a different soundtrack: roaring helicopters that delivered supplies to Wilmington; leaf blowers and chain saws for cleanups in Charlotte; and the soft swirl of the still-rising Cape Fear River as it flowed under the Person Street Bridge and menaced Fayetteville. “This remains a significant disaster that affects much of our state,” @nc_governorRoy Cooper said this afternoon. “The next few days will be long ones as the flooding continues.” @ericthayer took this photo in Carolina Beach, North Carolina. Swipe left to see more photos, by @alyssaschukar, @tamirhasacellphone and @thecadejo: a historic home in Charlotte, North Carolina; children looking out at the Waccamaw River in Conway, South Carolina; and a submerged vehicle in Dillon, South Carolina.

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