Rivers and creeks through the region have swelled with water, and flood warnings are in effect for several counties in Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina.
News Channel 11’s crews and viewers have captured photos of waters rising throughout the region.
Photo courtesy of Kimberly Gregory; Nolichucky River
Photo courtesy of Kimberly Gregory; Nolichucky River
Photo courtesy of Kimberly Gregory; Nolichucky River
Photo courtesy of Kimberly Gregory; Nolichucky River
Photo: The Nolichucky River in Erwin is rising as rains continue. (WJHL)
Photo: The Nolichucky River in Erwin is rising as rains continue. (WJHL)
Photo: The Nolichucky River in Erwin is rising as rains continue. (WJHL)
Photo: The Nolichucky River in Erwin is rising as rains continue. (WJHL)
Photo: The Nolichucky River in Erwin is rising as rains continue. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters rose to high levels at Roan Creek in Johnson County along Lumpkin Branch Road. (WJHL)
Photo: Waters cover Donaldson Street in Kingsport on Thursday morning. (Courtesy of Jamie Bible)
Photo: Flooding outside the Jonesborough Visitors Center and Washington County Public Library Thursday morning. (Rebecca Pierson)
Photo: Flooding outside the Jonesborough Visitors Center and Washington County Public Library Thursday morning. (Rebecca Pierson)
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