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Old 08-11-2007, 02:59 PM
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I am considering a relocation to Rocky Mount, NC. It appears housing is very affordable and it close enough to Raleigh for entertainment. My remaining concern is flooding. I have read several articles about hurricane related flooding in Rocky Mount. Are there areas that are safer than others? Is there higher ground? Does it happen often? Should I be worried about this?

Also, does it snow there?

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According to the Southeast Regional Climate Center, Rocky Mount averages a total of 4.7" of snow over a normal winter season.

ROCKY MOUNT FAA AIRPORT, NORTH CAROLINA - Climate Summary

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