Governor Cooper said on Sunday that the state's 4,000 hog manure pits—which had overflowed into drinking water systems during previous storms—have not overflowed this time around.
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Lagoons overflowed or breached in 2300 during Hurricane Fran, in 2000 during Hurricane Bonnie, in 250 during Hurricane Floyd, in 225 during Hurricane Matthew, and just last month during Hurricane Florence —2473 overflowed.
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After Hurricane Matthew in 2016, at least 14 lagoons overflowed.
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The crowd packed the plaza and overflowed into the streets.
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Why have the teams weakened as their coffers have overflowed?
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Lines stretched around city blocks and overflowed into the streets.
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Garbage bins that rarely needed emptying suddenly overflowed with flyers.
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Month three rolled around, more flushed pads, more overflowed toilet.
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This night, on these very special grounds, it had overflowed.
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When he won, the streets of Harlem overflowed in celebration.
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When I arrived, a long line overflowed from the Egyptian Theatre.
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Rivers and creeks overflowed into each other within hours, flooding neighborhoods.
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Carts overflowed with onions, watermelons, peanuts, bars of soap and popcorn.
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The laundry hamper overflowed, bags of trash clustered in the kitchen.
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Public anger at Yanukovich overflowed, and that month he was deposed.
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Soon, the river overflowed its banks, catching the residents off guard.
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Large blue tubs overflowed with water used for bathing and flushing.
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This stream near Hilo, Hawaii, overflowed when inundated with water, on Aug.
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The Thames Barrier was closed as waters overflowed the banks in Greenwich.
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Rivers overflowed, landslides crushed buildings, and cars were swept away by floodwater.
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The procession overflowed with the usual ribbons and bows, petals and pastels.
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In Jackson, the swollen Pearl River overflowed into some city streets Tuesday.
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Rivers overflowed, turning towns into lakes, leaving dozens of people stranded on rooftops.
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"The river has overflowed all around us," church pastor Louis St. Germain said.
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One of them, Addicks Reservoir, overflowed for the first time in its history.
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Inside Bath & Body Works, Christmas-scented soaps and candles overflowed red cardboard boxes.
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The pantry's shelves overflowed with some items while other foods were desperately needed.
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The mountainous terrain funneled that water into rivers that quickly overflowed their banks.
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Palermo Dispatch PALERMO, Sicily — The stands overflowed with Sicilian blood oranges and almonds.
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A bayou behind the building overflowed and reached school grounds, Ms. Kotecki said.
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Its already decrepit infrastructure deteriorated so severely that sewage overflowed into the sea.
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Rivers overflowed, turning towns into lakes and leaving dozens of people stranded on rooftops.
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In early June, rivers overflowed their banks as a result of flooding farther upstream.
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Republicans' pent-up bitterness over the 22 loss overflowed, resulting in long, heartrending screeching.
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Small streams in southern Louisiana have overflowed their banks, causing localized flooding, he added.
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It overflowed and then I just chucked the pee out as it was overflowing.
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However, frustrations quickly overflowed as the lines grew longer and the voting moved slowly.
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This semester, the law school has five programming classes, and the waitlist still overflowed.
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Tama River in Tokyo overflowed, but damage was not as great as other areas.
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You could have been sensitized as a child, but the bucket never overflowed until now.
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In the eastern neighborhood of Kurla, 303,000 people were evacuated as the Mithi River overflowed.
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President Nyusi said he had flown over the affected region, where two rivers had overflowed.
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Bloomberg reports that, speaking at a transport conference in Norway, Musk's fecund imagination briefly overflowed.
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Three rivers surrounding the southern city of Mocoa overflowed, leaving highways, bridges and homes flattened.
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The dam overflowed Thursday, prompting evacuation of about 150 homes in the city of 80,000.
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On the floor, sewage had overflowed the day earlier, soaking some of the sleeping mats.
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Rivers overflowed and their waters rushed through the narrow streets, taking some homes with them.
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He often overflowed with energy, his thoughts coming so fast he interrupted himself mid-sentence.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Social media has overflowed with sexual misconduct allegations during the last few weeks.
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In New York, protesters overflowed Foley Square in Lower Manhattan and filled the surrounding sidewalks.
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Hallways overflowed with people standing at attention as Acevedo was accompanied by his four children.
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As the moon swallowed the sun, a rest stop along Interstate 5 overflowed with cars.
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The canal used for crabbing and swimming in the summertime had overflowed into the road.
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"A significant amount of water has overflowed because of the breach," said CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar.
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One reason that's the case is that the conversation overflowed across both mainstream and social media.
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At least six roads in Tucson were closed because of flash flooding from washes that overflowed.
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In Seminole County, north of Orlando, a sewer overflowed for six hours, spilling two million gallons.
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Behind a toddler-scaled wooden table, baskets woven from rainbow-dyed yarn overflowed with soft toys.
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With no room for more refugees, the camp has overflowed into rough encampments beyond its fences.
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Billy Cortes's trailer church, a bin overflowed with trash, and the ground was covered with syringes.
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In Tokyo's western neighborhood of Setagaya, the Tama river overflowed its banks, flooding the city streets.
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The sanctuary overflowed with so many people that some sat outside as the funeral took place.
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Trash overflowed on the streets of Seoul as the waste management companies refused to collect it.
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Rooms overflowed, though the Lounge always seemed to keep within its fire code capacity of 323 people.
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For the 1880 Republican convention in Chicago, thousands of candidates, reporters and delegates overflowed the city's hotels.
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Laning's office overflowed with these listings, making it difficult for his supplicants to find an open chair.
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Rivers overflowed, public transportation was suspended, and more than 520,000 people were advised to evacuate their homes.
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In an illegal dump in New Orleans, garbage turned to sludge when a lake overflowed into it.
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But Air Force intelligence ran operations there after Mezze prison overflowed, according to survivors and CIJA's files.
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Its scattered pages are indicative of a mind that overflowed with ideas, expressed in intricately complex systems.
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In Little Rock, Arkansas, dozens of activists stood in the hallways and overflowed the lobby of Sen.
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The Cape Fear River, shown here, and other rivers overflowed their banks, with water saturating nearby land.
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Two have breached, at least 13 others have overflowed, and around 55 are on the brink of overflowing.
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A refreshing house salad full of fresh greens and vegetables overflowed the bowl, leaving no room for tossing.
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The toilets overflowed regularly and it was especially bad if you were a woman and had your period.
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Large crowds overflowed roads and pathways leading to the building while police in riot gear were deployed outside.
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In addition, an excess of cyanobacteria has overflowed from Lake Okeechobee and entered rivers, according to NBC News.
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The center was so full that the service overflowed into the parking lot in the 80 degree heat.
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The mine's shaft, which flooded after a nearby river overflowed, is estimated to be about 320 feet deep.
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Since there was no one there to clean up after the visitors, trash piled up and bathrooms overflowed.
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Over the last two weeks, many of Kerala's rivers overflowed their banks, ruining hundreds of thousands of homes.
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With so many people trying to replicate their old routine, however, dangerous crowds overflowed from the shuttle platforms.
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On Saturday, hospitals overflowed with the wounded, and forensic workers at the morgue struggled to identify the dead.
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That summer, after four weeks of rain, the New Haven River overflowed its banks and flooded the library.
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But they overflowed the parking lot and hiked up the slopes on snowshoes and skied or snowboarded down.
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The Tama River, which runs by Tokyo, overflowed its banks, flooding homes and other buildings in the area.
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The storm caused chest-deep flooding on some streets in Houston as rivers and channels overflowed their banks.
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There have been nights when Ostadhassan's frustrations overflowed and he's chucked his binder of immigration papers into the trash.
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Regional rivalry between Sunni Muslim monarchy Saudi Arabia and Shi'ite Iran has overflowed into conflicts in Syria and Iraq.
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Just in April, the burgeoning lava lake overflowed its banks and spilled onto the floor of the volcano's summit.
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The crowd overflowed into the street, and people lined up outside the fence surrounding the club to pay respects.
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Brian Babin was trapped for part of Wednesday at home with members of his family after a creek overflowed.
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The creeks were full, and when it overflowed, it pushed giant 20- and 30-pound catfish into these creeks.
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When news of his passing reached Tehran on Monday evening, phones started ringing and social media overflowed with sadness.
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The only thing out of the ordinary that happened was our toilet overflowed a couple times that first month.
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His early cassettes, decorated with his warm, cartoonish drawings, overflowed with winsome, guileless pop songs recorded on a boombox.
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In a cozy courtroom in this small city in southern Delaware, lawyers for both sides overflowed into the gallery.
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The city's green spaces overflowed with couples jogging next to each other and cycling on bikes with matching panniers.
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An environmental impact hearing with the City Planning Commission last October overflowed capacity with over 600 people in attendance.
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Three days earlier, Plaça Sant Jaume overflowed with a euphoric crowd celebrating a declaration of independence by the Catalan parliament.
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Speaking on Radio Mocambique, President Filipe Nyusi said he had flown over the affected region, where two rivers had overflowed.
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A shelf overflowed with food: Swiss Miss hot cocoa, a box of Sweet'N Low, and a loaf of white bread.
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Mozambique's Pungue and Buzi rivers have overflowed, creating "inland oceans extending for miles and miles in all directions," said Verhoosel.
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The muck is actually 900,000 gallons of molasses that reached the river after a local sugar mill's storage pool overflowed.
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" But, once the election has passed, "everything becomes calm, and the river, one moment overflowed, returns peacefully to its bed.
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Rural clinics overflowed with patients whose wounds including broken bones had not been treated since the storm hit on Tuesday.
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In Kinston, Mr. Greene said the Neuse River was supposed to crest Friday night but had already overflowed its banks.
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Some of the students were buried under debris and mud after the Aek Saladi river overflowed, according to state media.
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Streams, rivers and ravines overflowed causing the casualties and some damage to infrastructure, the government authority said in a statement.
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Rivers overflowed and sewage lines were blocked as water rushed through streets and homes across large swaths of the state.
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When his green smoothie almost overflowed its glass (but didn't), Mr. Farquhar immediately thought of lenses: "Positive meniscus!" he exclaimed.
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This was highest the lava lake has been since April-May 2250, when a small outbreak occurred as the lake overflowed.
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"Two years ago there was a considerable amount of rainfall and it overflowed the river — and the landmines spread," said Cerda.
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He told a news conference that 13 creeks and water channels designed for drainage had overflowed, causing floods that blocked roads.
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But all those bottles go into an endless stream of plastic that has overflowed trash cans, clogged landfills and choked oceans.
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During a heavy downpour, water from the canal overflowed and flooded into the bowl-shaped community, where it remained for days.
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About 500 people took shelter in a sports hall after the Andriantany canal, which drains waste water from the city, overflowed.
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Most recently, a storage tank overflowed in heavy rain last October, dumping thousands of gallons of refinery slop into the bay.
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The Arkansas River, Missouri River and Mississippi River have also overflowed their banks recently, damaging homes, ruining harvests and disrupting life.
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Though the crowds appeared much smaller than last year, Trafalgar Square overflowed with groups who said they opposed Mr. Trump's policies.
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"We know there are severe damages along different rivers and reservoirs, and water has overflowed from riverbanks, causing flooding," he added.
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In late January, the dam overflowed, unleashing run-off from the mountains that swamped thousands of homes close to the city.
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In the eastern part of the state, the towns of Tarboro and Princeville had to be emptied after the Tar River overflowed.
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For years, SoundCloud's help community has overflowed with users complaining about bots, and the company has made few efforts to address it.
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In Fort Lauderdale, the New River overflowed its banks, and white-caps broke over downtown, flooding luxury homes on the finger isles.
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The former first lady's closet "overflowed" with clothing, accessories, and shoes from the likes of Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue (natch).
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"The waters of the Pungue and Buzi rivers overflowed, making whole villages disappear and isolating communities, and bodies are floating," Nyusi said.
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More than 3,000 people were evacuated from Nemours, about 50 miles south of Paris, after the Loing overflowed, flooding businesses and homes.
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The lawn was strewn with fallen tree limbs from the stormy winter, and the gutters above the garage overflowed with dead leaves.
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National Parks Foundation Some of the country's most scenic national parks are suffering from overflowed garbage bins, unkempt bathrooms and trampled paths.
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His social media posts overflowed with allyship on International Women's Day and prolifically supported social justice causes related to marginalized ethnic minorities.
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The nursing home is located near a river and was partially buried in mud and debris when the river overflowed its banks.
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I don't know how many square feet each person needs to determine whether it was overflowed or packed or beyond the pale.
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Amid other accusations, Rivas said Luksic had the "luxury of flooding Santiago" after Chile's Mapocho River overflowed its banks, inundating the city.
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The company calls it "retaliatory giving," inspired by Alfton's own frustrations with his feed as it overflowed with offensive and angering posts.
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In 2013, the process for approving the budget overflowed through October 17, resulting in a government shutdown that lasted over two weeks.
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Yonhap said SK E&C was still trying to find out whether water had overflowed the dam or if the dam had collapsed.
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Energy supplies remained patchy in the sweltering western state of Zulia, where anger after nearly a week without power overflowed into street violence.
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The thin-crust, subtly topped pies would be liberally transformed into thick, crispy doughs that overflowed with a handful of generously portioned ingredients.
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Bayous that last year overflowed after 11 inches of rain quickly rose again, putting water in at least 200 homes, the mayor said.
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Hussein's supporters filled the courtroom in Omdurman, Sudan, and overflowed into the hall outside as the judge announced the death penalty on Thursday.
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The chaos overflowed into the pediatric and post-anesthesia units, as doctors and nurses color-coded patients in the hallways and waiting room.
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But as of noon Tuesday, four hog lagoons in the hurricane area had been breached, 22014 had overflowed and nine had been inundated.
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But as of noon Tuesday, four hog lagoons in the hurricane area had been breached, 13 had overflowed and nine had been inundated.
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Riders' resistance and disdain for the MTA in New York overflowed into a protest in early November against increased policing on the MTA.
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He remembers the funeral in 1998 — how the attendees overflowed into nearby churches, and how some people came to protest with their signs.
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In a modest setting — a bare, white room that overflowed with people sitting at folding tables — the tenants feasted, briefly forgetting their ordeal.
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Anna Magnani overflowed with vital energy in comedy and tragedy alike, as seen in Film Society of Lincoln Center's retrospective (through June 1).
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And three months earlier, Trump drew upwards of 10,000 in the same city, filling an arena as thousands more overflowed into the streets.
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Eventually, she was able to cut the fat deposit out of Inoke&aposs body and place on a surgical tray, where it overflowed.
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She said five minor injuries were reported during water rescues as nearby creeks and streams overflowed their banks and several rock slides closed roads.
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But the presentation overflowed with enough meaningless tech jargon to fry your motherboard, or make you roll your eyes right out of your head.
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" While the water in the glass rose and then overflowed over her hand, she said: "You have to choose the words accurately, you see.
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Up a skinny stairwell in New York City's Chinatown on a sweltering late-September night, a private dining room overflowed with downtown cool kids.
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Mixing with the cigarette smoke was the smell of coffee that overflowed from its pot and burned on the plate by the hallway door.
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In Sauraha, 80 km (50 miles) south of Kathmandu, the Rapti River overflowed its banks, inundating hotels and restaurants and stranding some 600 tourists.
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The toilets constantly overflowed, the speakers were older than most of Das Bunker's patrons, electrical systems blew out, and handrails dangled from iron staircases.
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Farhad: Finally, there was Google, which overflowed with announcements at its annual developer conference, which took place near its headquarters in Mountain View, Calif.
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As these waterways overflowed their banks, the water had nowhere else to go but up, swiftly surging into neighborhoods and putting residents at risk.
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Another 40,000 people living in low-lying areas have now been evacuated to 350 relief camps, as the downpour caused landslides and overflowed reservoirs.
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Flooding struck Richmond, upriver from Rosharon, earlier this week when the Brazos overflowed its banks and according to state officials damaged nearly 80 homes.
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Buffalo Bayou, the slow-moving river that stretches through downtown overflowed after days of rain, flooding the theater district and other parts of downtown.
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The travel strategy keeps Pence at a physical distance from the White House amid chaos that has overflowed from last week into this one.
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Several oil spills have occurred; Denbury Onshore LLC reported losing between 200 to 1,500 barrels of oil in Brazoria County after a storage tank overflowed.
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When Brazil was hit with heavy rains a few weeks ago, the Rio da Prata and Olho D'Água rivers overflowed into the rainforest surrounding it.
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Authorities evacuated some 120 people in southwestern Serbia earlier this week after rivers overflowed their banks, flooding hundreds of homes and large tracts of farmland.
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The unlined emergency spillway — essentially a hillside — experienced significant erosion after the reservoir overflowed Saturday, at one point reaching an elevation capacity of 901 feet.
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The crowd overflowed out the open door, blocking the sidewalk on the otherwise quiet Coney Island Avenue, and dozens outside peered in through the windows.
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Museum staff will move some work upstairs to protect against the nearby Seine River, which has overflowed its banks after several days of torrential downpours.
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Last month, a spillway for America's tallest dam overflowed, drawing renewed awareness to the possibility of a breach on one of our country's aging dams.
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Three rivers swelled and overflowed after torrential rains Friday night, pushing mud through the rugged, remote area and forcing people to run for their lives.
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As the wards overflowed, the staff laid down mattresses between the beds and in the hallways and stretched the 90-bed hospital to fit 130.
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The Brahmaputra River and its tributaries overflowed their banks in 18 of the state's districts, washing away roads and highways, and toppling power transmission towers.
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A similar scene unfolded in 2016, when Rochester's Mount Hope Cemetery overflowed with women coming to pay their respects after voting in the presidential election.
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Perro and Chiericozzi, who front Brooklyn rockers The Men, began Dream Police in 2010 as a reservoir for ideas which had overflowed from The Men.
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The student doctors would be sent to work in general practitioners' clinics and nursing homes, freeing up other doctors to head to the overflowed hospitals.
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The Copiapó River, which had been dry for 17 years, overflowed and gushed across everything in its path, causing more than $1.5 billion of damage.
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Residents attempting to return to flooded homes may have to contend with contaminated water and air because the city's sewer systems overflowed during the floods.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, NPR reported that at least 50 lagoons overflowed following the hurricane, and more spills could be on the horizon.
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"Our apartment overflowed with art and love," she recalled on a wintry New York day, in the homey kitchen of the place they once shared.
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The crowds overflowed the auditoriums, as attendees waved banners reading "Medicare-for-All," and the big screen overhead displayed charts from the Congressional Budget Office.
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More than 5,000 hogs were killed and a dozen manure pits overflowed last month in North Carolina due to Hurricane Florence, stoking worries about water contamination.
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Caskets floated from graves, and lagoons filled with hog farm waste overflowed, leading rescue workers to smear their noses with menthol ointment to kill the stench.
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Met sales averaged 2,7003 seats per performance, which would have overflowed the Royal Opera House in London (2,256 seats), or the Vienna State Opera, (2,284 seats).
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As with many of her species, Cora's life overflowed with the opposite of barrenness: that 21st-century saturation of play dates, art projects, bike rides, Netflix.
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According to E&E News, a few other water fountains overflowed on the same floor, and the odor from the black sludge wafted into nearby offices.
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The results were numbers like "The Nicest Kids in Town" (embedded above) and the finale, "You Can't Stop the Beat," which overflowed with unbridled, indomitable joy.
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The Seine River overflowed its banks again in Paris and several nearby cities this week, a mere 18 months after reaching its highest level since 1982.
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No sooner were Pine Ridge's highways mostly cleared of snow than temperatures shot up, and the rush of newly melted water overflowed from creeks and rivers.
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Behind the Element hotel by the Miami International Airport, a lake overflowed, sending water into the parking lot and up to the sandbags protecting the lobby.
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The hurricane's downpour overflowed the Espiritu Santo River, transforming the streets of the Medianía Alto barrio into canals accessible only with watercraft or military-grade trucks.
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The sanctuary at Bayside of South Sacramento Church overflowed with people, so many sat outside as the funeral for the 22-year-old Clark took place.
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For the 250-21966 season, sales averaged 267,869 seats per performance, a turnout that would have overflowed, say, the Royal Opera House in London (2,256 seats).
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More than 50 people died in one of its deadliest floods in 2007 and five years ago much of the center was inundated when canals overflowed.
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More than 50 people died in one of its deadliest floods in 2007 and five years ago much of the center was inundated when canals overflowed.
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Mr. Okello said five other people died when their car was swept away on the road between Kitale and Lodwar after two rivers overflowed their banks.
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Before the pair pulled off their successful attempt, YouTubers Mark Rober and ScienceBob did a version with yeast in Rober&aposs backyard swimming pool that overflowed.
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It was also longer Bakersfield resident Giovanna Gomez was at home with her family on Friday when their house swayed and the water in her pool overflowed.
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But even as hospitals overflowed with AIDS patients, the federal government failed to help states treat and prevent the disease, and federal research remained sluggish and disorganised.
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At least 23 other swine lagoons have overflowed, nine are flooded, and around 55 are on the brink of overflowing, as of Tuesday afternoon, according to NCEQ.
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The Rapti River overflowed its banks in Sauraha, 80 km (50 miles) south of the capital, Kathmandu, inundating hotels and restaurants and leaving some 600 tourists stranded.
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The fire broke out early on Wednesday after a well of depth 250 meters (820 ft) overflowed and residents gathered to collect the oil, the agency said.
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In the rainy season, the channels overflowed and attracted mosquitoes, which bred and in turn increased rates of malaria and dengue fever among local inhabitants, Elong said.
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The crowd had overflowed its boundaries; the designated route was already packed full of women, and so we spilled into the Mall and any other space available.
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But when flooding was caused by a less extreme event like a hard rain that overflowed the canal, as was often the case, that assistance wasn't available.
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Widodo ended his six-month campaign with a mass rally at Jakarta's main stadium at the weekend, where festive crowds overflowed into a surrounding park and streets.
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Public fury over revelations of impunity on high overflowed into a protest movement in 2015, forcing the man then president and his vice president to step down.
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Fitting for a year with a historic presidential election and frequent startling headlines about race, economics and terrorism, the nonfiction shelves overflowed with powerful and relevant work.
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Amini's e‑mail in-box regularly overflowed with terrible stories from remote Iranian towns, from relatives and lawyers of the condemned who had heard of her work.
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In the town of Beledweyne in central Somalia, a river overflowed and about 10 people died when a boat capsized trying to rescue stranded residents, residents said.
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He was a charming minor diplomat, with which the Roosevelts overflowed: secretary of the United States legation in Vienna — lower than an ambassador, higher than an attaché.
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In a lawsuit filed in federal court, passengers allege they suffered "inhumane conditions and egregious abuse," including urinating into bottles or soiling themselves when the toilets overflowed.
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The main floor overflowed with bums, tits, and gimps strapped into figure-hugging rubber, leather, latex, and spandex, in traditional fetish black to bright and bolder colors.
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By the end of the hottest day in French history, rubbish bins on streets and station platforms overflowed with empty plastic bottles—awaiting their probable fate as landfill.
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After Hurricane Sandy devastated New York and New Jersey in 2012, officials had to monitor 803 Superfund sites—one of which, the Gowanus Canal, overflowed into people's homes.
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Selma tried to control her anxiety, but her joy overflowed one day when we were shopping together at Crate and Barrel, browsing for an armchair for her apartment.
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As the city turned into a hotbed of political and labor conflicts, the Modelo overflowed with inmates, from violent criminals to trade unionists, anarchists, communists and revolutionary intellectuals.
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It had been more than two decades since the last special edition, in 39, when the Licking River overflowed, flooding the small town and stranding residents on roofs.
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It had been more than two decades since the last special edition, in 39, when the Licking River overflowed, flooding the small town and stranding residents on roofs.
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There is now a waiting list for burials there, and coffins of the deceased awaiting services have overflowed two hospital morgues and a cemetery morgue, The Post reported.
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For days, federal and state emergency managers cautioned that Hurricane Florence's danger was primarily about rainfall and catastrophic flooding, as rivers overflowed throughout the Carolinas and into Virginia.
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WARRI, Nigeria — Funeral homes overflowed with bodies on Sunday, one day after a church collapsed in southern Nigeria, killing at least 160 people, according to a hospital official.
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The main builder of the hydropower project, SK Engineering & Construction of South Korea, said it would investigate whether the dam had collapsed or overflowed because of heavy rains.
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Rhonda Moret, the Shenkiryk sisters' mom, said that over the years, the goodwill the first lady was able to pass on to her girls overflowed from the White House.
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According to the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality, 2169 hog lagoons, as they're called, have either overflowed, flooded or been damaged, and another 217 are close to capacity.
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But with Democrats finally taking control of the State Senate in Tuesday's election, Mr. de Blasio saw real opportunity, and in his exuberance, his mayoral cup overflowed with metaphor.
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Among the many Lebanese and Jordanian towns that received them was Arsal, where rented rooms and tent cities overflowed at one point with 120,000 Syrians — quadruple its Lebanese population.
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His joy overflowed on the bench when Kuznetsov showed that his injured left arm is just fine by scoring on a perfect wrist shot on an odd-man rush.
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Rivers overflowed their banks, sending water several feet deep through streets, houses and businesses, forcing many people to leave their homes and cutting some communities off from relief efforts.
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In Conway, South Carolina, located about 15 miles northwest of coastal Myrtle Beach, roads and bridges were closed for about a week after the Waccamaw River overflowed during Florence.
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Here's what to do Houses built 'inside a lake' could degrade Controversy has surrounded the placement of houses near Houston's Barker and Addicks reservoirs, especially since floodwater overflowed the latter.
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To address grid bottlenecks in Germany that have overflowed into neighbouring member states, the EU is also promoting the Sudlink between the north and south of the bloc's biggest economy.
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Wilkinson cited a few examples of the type of hate mail she received, which she said overflowed plastic totes the postal courier had to use to haul the massive amounts.
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Though the toilet had been clogged for some time, the resident had just continued to relieve themselves to the point where it had overflowed with waste and covered the floor.
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In Nevada, authorities on social media advised residents to remain vigilant to the threat of flooding, after the Truckee River, which runs through Reno, overflowed its banks earlier this week.
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TEHRAN — The authorities on Monday ordered the immediate evacuation of flood-stricken cities in western Iran as rivers burst banks, dams overflowed and vast areas were cut off from communication.
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At the start of the dramatic season in Munich, this theatrical abundance all but overflowed, as the city's three main theaters unveiled seven premieres in the space of two weeks.
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More than 50 people died in one of the capital's deadliest floods in 2007 and five years ago much of the center of the city was inundated after canals overflowed.
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Orlando Stadium overflowed in Johannesburg's Soweto township on Saturday, April 14, during the state funeral for anti-apartheid activist Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, the former wife of the late Nelson Mandela.
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Crossing a bridge over the now-calm river that had overflowed, I wandered into a mental health agency figuring someone there could give me a sense of the town's recovery.
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Five other people died when their car was swept away on the road between Kitale and Lodwar after two rivers overflowed their banks, said Apollo Okello, West Pokot County Commissioner.
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Yonhap quoted an unidentified SK E&C official as saying rain in the area was three times more than the usual amount, and that one of five auxiliary dams had overflowed.
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"In the past few years, dozens of missionaries linked to my organization have been deported from China," he said from his Seoul office that overflowed with plants, books and religious figurines.
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Fans in the U.S. even enjoyed the win, as bars overflowed with crowds, captured, of course, virally on social media, and public big-screen TVs showed the triumph to overjoyed fans.
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After denying blame for the contamination of the water, Norilsk Nickel, the world's largest nickel producer, said Monday that a dike at its Nadezhda plant overflowed, coloring the river blood red.
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It had rained for days, and, totally saturated, the water table rose up; the river, coursing angrily with a release from an upriver dam, overflowed its retaining walls into the streets.
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When the Levines moved to New York City, they opened their shop on Norfolk Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, which overflowed with Jewish bookstores, restaurants and sewing shops.
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The basketball courts overflowed with teenaged boys, and a baton-twirling squad was having an informal practice session on an overgrown patch of grass along the bike path leading into Milan.
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"Just to see the mud and the debris filled with the rivers that have overflowed, seeing people who are trapped, and seeing people risking their lives to rescue them," Gutierrez said.
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Sales at the high-overhead operations shrank as the market overflowed with competition: A record 2159,280-plus breweries were scattered across the US in 250, a fivefold increase in a decade's time.
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The responses have overflowed with a kind of blunt adoration that would be perfectly un-Rothlike if they weren't the efforts of children agonizing over the right way to bury our father.
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When I wasn't ordering expensive take-out, I munched on fistfuls of stale almonds and glared at the stove, willing it to catch fire as I overflowed with dread, disdain, and despair.
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The rally, which was packed and overflowed into nearby streets, was headlined by performers, journalists, and politicians including Chelsea Handler, Maria Bello, Kimberly Peirce, Jessica Williams, Mary McCormack, Aisha Tyler, and others.
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The city of Greensboro said Tuesday that an estimated 2000,6003 gallons of untreated wastewater overflowed from a sanitary sewer main over the weekend and in a tributary of the Cape Fear River basin.
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And I'm talking about 2010 Youtube, an embryonic social-cyberspace that overflowed with home recordings of pets and mumbling chart covers shot in plain bedrooms ( "So, um, this is Grenade by Bruno Mars").
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I moved out of my last apartment, in Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood, after it became infested with rats in the wake of Hurricane Sandy; the Gowanus Canal overflowed, which drove the rats farther inland.
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Charities have been inundated with donations, and Instagram feeds have overflowed with tidying hash tags like #sparkjoy and #konmari, nods to the Japanese organizer's method of keeping only items that bring you joy.
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Specifically, she said, her eyes aglow, she remembers a portion of his midsection that she referred to as his "gutters," which overflowed in her lustful imagination with — let's just stop it right there.
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It worked — until it didn't: The growing business overflowed into their living quarters; the couple tired of surrounding themselves with unsold furniture or, worse, waking up to find their assistants in their kitchen.
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Earlier this year, Customs and Border Protection facilities at the southern border overflowed with people who were not transferred fast enough to make room for additional migrants arrested for crossing the border illegally.
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Over the weekend as several rivers overflowed and dangerous conditions disrupted the lives of residents, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency and made the decision to deploy the National Guard.
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Three rivers in the area, including the Mocoa and San Boyaco, overflowed and unleashed muddy waves into homes, over cars and onto bridges, according to Mocoa Mayor José Antonio Castro, CNN en Español reported.
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That's the feeling I get constructing my list of the best films of 2017, a year that overflowed with great films in every genre, from horror and romantic comedy to documentary and arthouse drama.
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Some 400 mourners overflowed the pews of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, while 500 more listened on speakers in adjoining rooms and in a Presbyterian church next door, and uncounted others tuned in on the radio.
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The water and mud overflowed a creek behind the resort's cottages and ravaged a residential area of Montecito on its way to the beach, Santa Barbara County fire spokesman Mike Eliason told Reuters on Friday.
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BANDA ACEH, Indonesia (Reuters) - A fire erupted at an illegal oil well in Indonesia on Wednesday killing least 18 people and injuring 41 as they scrambled to collect oil after the well overflowed, authorities said.
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Water accumulated on streets, highways and inside homes may contain agents of disease from sewers that have overflowed, the Environmental Protection Agency warned in a statement with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality on Thursday.
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Before she was rescued Wednesday, Cottis had spent days sitting in her wheelchair and the nights sleeping in a metal lawn lounger surrounded by wet belongings and sewage after the septic tank overflowed with floodwaters.
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At least two hog waste lagoons in North Carolina have been breached, two others have been damaged, and several others have overflowed and flooded due to Hurricane Florence, raising activists' concerns about health and environmental hazards.
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Or what had been the pond before it overflowed its banks and drowned the meadow and the campsite and the fire pit we used to turn our spits over, the tusky wooden tapers of our spits.
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Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane set two scoring records and José Mourinho tried a little financial misdirection in his postgame remarks on Tuesday as English soccer's traditional Boxing Day schedule overflowed with both goals and gripes.
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Television footage showed rivers filled with fast-moving brown water, but none had overflowed their banks as of Wednesday evening, although one low dike had broken and efforts were being made to repair it with sandbags.
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A certain kind of jomny sun tweet makes a perfect high-school-yearbook quote, and Sun's Twitter feed has overflowed with fans posting yearbook pages, often noting that some yearbook staff member corrected Sun's wayward spelling.
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More than a dozen rivers in North and South Carolina already have overflowed their banks and the water -- particularly the Waccamaw River, which spans both states -- is expected to swell putting additional residents in harm's way.
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Rain gauges in parts of Harris County, which includes most of Houston, showed water levels approaching 20 inches since late Sunday night, with slightly smaller amounts elsewhere in Southeast Texas as bayous and creeks overflowed their banks.
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Yankees 5, Blue Jays 1 TORONTO — Champagne and beer overflowed in the Yankees' clubhouse, and soaked players chanted and danced on a puddle-strewn carpet in the first of what they hope will be several such celebrations.
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After the flooding from Florence receded, a dark muck covered floors in affected areas and a smell wafted through the air combining odors of moldy rot and a sewage plant that overflowed in the most recent storm.
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In the city of Lumberton, where the Lumber River overflowed its banks following Matthew, the city built a berm, an earthen wall along the riverbank to contain the rising current and prevent a repeat of the 225 flooding.
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The state's third-largest city, a hub of the high-tech Silicon Valley corridor south of San Francisco, has about 1 million residents and declared an emergency as Coyote Creek overflowed its banks from days of heavy showers.
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Last week it overflowed with families, and I stopped a woman named Simone Behar, 34, to ask why she'd brought her girls — Lily, 4, and Ava, 2, both in ruffled dresses — to the scene of such deep pain.
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This happens all the time, as I reported last year: After Hurricane Sandy devastated New York and New Jersey in 2012, officials had to monitor 247 Superfund sites—one of which, the Gowanus Canal, overflowed into people's homes.
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When the link to the original resolutions story hit social media, I was inundated with messages of encouragement — some of it in the form of well-intentioned shock — and my inbox overflowed with my friends' favorite vegetarian recipes.
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But as the new measures take hold, once-empty store shelves have overflowed this holiday season with beef, chicken, milk and bread — albeit at prices so high that a significant segment of the population is actually worse off.
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She managed the EPA's response to Hurricane Sandy in 2012, when 11 billion gallons of sewage spilled into waters, a major Superfund site overflowed into people's homes, and personal heating oil tanks broke apart and seeped fuel into soil.
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Integrity Golden Triangle President Robert Goolsby said a wastewater pit at his plant overflowed into a concrete moat designed to contain such spills, and plant workers were already cleaning it up when state regulators and the Coast Guard arrived.
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When news dropped that Robert Mueller had handed in his long-awaited report to the attorney general and no new charges against anyone, including Donald Trump, would be filed, the country's websites and headlines overflowed with the BREAKING news.
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Where he once used to leave the room in a huff if I became emotional and thump me on the back as his way of demonstrating physical affection, he now overflowed with emotion and had no trouble showing it.
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"All this will be yours when I'm gone," he joked, pointing to the panoply of fighting dirks, Swiss Army gadgets, and fat multitools that overflowed from the shelves, along with hunting gear, dozens of flashlights, and even a pistol or two.
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Authorities closed off roads to Schiphol and stopped train traffic to the airport around 0300 GMT to "ensure the safety of travelers", the airport said, as check-in procedures had become impossible and the airport's main halls overflowed with waiting passengers.
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Water rose to the roofs of homes and submerged cars as the Russian River overflowed its banks, forcing authorities in Sonoma County, about 70 miles (110 km) north of San Francisco, to order the evacuation of 3,23 people, local authorities said.
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From Tijuana, on the western end of the border, to Matamoros on the eastern end, thousands of migrants have overflowed shelters, drawn down the emergency resources of local governments and civil society and tested the generosity and patience of residents.
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We did have an amazing response to the program, and when the crowd overflowed, we broadcast the event into the third-floor gallery where people were lined up to get into the theater, to include as many people as possible.
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In addition to taking a treat-filled trip with North and her best friend Ryan to the Sugar Factory in New York City on Friday, Kardashian West overflowed with love for her oldest child while wishing her a happy birthday on social media.
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One of McKeon's jobs as personal assistant to Jackie – or "Madam," as the staff called her – was to prepare and care for the former first lady's wardrobe, which overflowed with clothes and shoes from luxury stores like Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue.
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His days had long overflowed with happiness, in his garden and in his jobs as a railway electrician and a bus-driver, where he had taken up the habit of waving and smiling to anyone who passed as he ate his lunchtime sandwiches.
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The other morning, boxes overflowed with expired yellow taxi medallions — piles of metal plates that were once worth millions of dollars before Uber and Lyft — and thick, round glass pieces in red, green and yellow that had been stripped from old traffic signals.
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As the Syrian camps overflowed last winter and the Kurdish authorities and humanitarian groups alike struggled to shelter, feed and care for thousands of ISIS followers and their families, foreign governments were forced to weigh the futures of their citizens with new urgency.
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The storm will not hit the region with the same intensity as Florence, but its high winds and heavy rain have the potential to flood the same rivers that overflowed last month and rip apart structures that are still being rebuilt, officials said.
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Macklemore, real name Benjamin Haggerty, grew up in and around the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, in areas once known as the center of Seattle's gay and black culture, which, over the last 20 years, have overflowed with white gentrifiers and wealthy Amazon employees.
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In the packed court that overflowed into a second room, the Attorney General of Canada asked to pause the court case for three months to consult with Tsleil-Waututh on a nation-to-nation basis — a major campaign promise by the Liberals during the election.
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Demonstrators, mostly young and dressed in the green color of the country's environmental movement, overflowed across a six-lane thoroughfare in Santo Domingo, waving the red, blue and white Dominican flag as they chanted demands for the president and other top officials to resign.
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Dozens of schoolchildren packed "selfie lines" to take pictures with Warren, crowds overflowed high school gymnasiums to see Klobuchar, and hundreds waited in line outside a Biden rally in Des Moines as thousands of voters and activists turned out for a last look at the candidates.
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Rainfall in the state during the June-September monsoon season has been more than 40 percent higher than normal, with torrential rain in the last 10 days forcing authorities to release water from dozens of dangerously full dams, sending surges into rivers that then overflowed their banks.
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That lasted a good while—shitty boyfriends got dumped, crop tops were purchased with abandon, Instagram overflowed with shameless selfies—but as the season has dragged on, temperatures have grown increasingly unbearable, and all our innocent, ambitious dreams have gone unrealized, things are looking a bit different.
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These moments de Keersmaeker injects in the interstices of the music are intensely poignant, as when a woman soloist keeps dancing even after all her compatriots have left and the new orchestra members begin to tune up, as if the dance in her has overflowed its banks.
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It bubbled up in David Yazbek's "Lovesick" (from "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown") and overflowed in an amusingly self-deprecating story about a disastrous drinking spree with Patti LuPone, a star who knows a thing or two about taking things to over the limit.
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WASHINGTON — Buses overflowed, bike lanes swelled and highways across Maryland and Virginia were stop-and-go as this city crawled its way through two elongated and unpredictable rush hours on Wednesday, brought on by a decision to shutter the region's subway system for an emergency safety inspection.
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They formed a circle that eventually overflowed the space between the gift shop and the ticket desk and lit sage, sang, chanted, and a series of speeches were delivered from members of the American Indian House, the Bronx-based Hydro Punk movement, and the New Sanctuary Coalition.
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A deluge descended, not in the zones where the fires continued to flare up now and then, but deep in the Andes and its glaciers, and with such fury that rivers overflowed and avalanches of mud and debris descended on villages and valleys, roads and bridges.
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Court 5 at the United States Open overflowed with spectators on Monday, many standing on their tiptoes, craning their necks and waiting in lines at the small side court to get a glimpse of a teenager who holds some hope for the future of American men's tennis.
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Court 5 at the United States Open overflowed with spectators on Monday, many standing on their tiptoes, craning their necks and waiting in lines at the small side court to get a glimpse of a teenager who holds some hope for the future of American men's tennis.
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Later, the company said in a statement the upper part of the supply dam was lost by torrential rains on July 24 but its repair work did not go smoothly due to the rains and more portions of the dam were fractured and overflowed in the following day.
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The conflict between the characters' robotic nature and the suburban domestic milieu in which they're attempting to function allowed Vision to dig deep wells of emotion, which overflowed several times over the book's run; the back half of this series is basically one devastating gut-punch after another.
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The 100-square-meter booth overflowed with thousands of items from Blake's own collection of outsider art and curios dating to his youth: a United Nations-worth of dolls; Victoriana; Americana; collectibles from wrestling, boxing and classic celebrities of the mid-20th century (Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Kim Novak, Katharine Hepburn); and general kitsch.
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As a biracial woman, born and raised in Milwaukee in the 1980s and 1990s, who has gone on to be successful in my own right, I may be able to help put into context why a city you probably know nothing about, perhaps never visited, and most likely don't know anyone from, has overflowed with rage.
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While Season 1 overflowed with pomp and circumstance as a 25-year-old Elizabeth ascended the throne in 1952, Season 2 tosses the crown jewels aside to examine the queen's relationships with her increasingly distant husband, Prince Philip (Matt Smith), and her alienated sister, Princess Margaret (Vanessa Kirby), as London gears up to swing in the early '60s.
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As night fell, and the fire loomed just acres away, we watched collective questions — how to prepare, what to pack, where the fire would lurch next and whether to stay — rise up and manifest in the streets: Grocery shelves emptied, gas stations overflowed and cars filled with a hodgepodge of camping gear, photo albums, cans and pets.
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When she was named principal of Park Slope Collegiate in 2004 — at the time, it was one of three small high schools in the former John Jay High School building in Park Slope — she said she found a deeply neglected school with a leaky roof, toilets that overflowed, moldy walls and doors that would not open properly.
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