(The Center Square) – An estimated $406 million in damage was avoided during Hurricane Helene because of flood mitigation strategies, according to the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Computer modeling showed what could have happened in the Tennessee River Watershed, which included Lenoir City, Chattanooga, Kingsport, Elizabethton, Clinton, and South Pittsburg, the authority said.
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