the impact of the road collapse affects rick randall who lives adjacent to due pray circle. he says the road bordering his property needs a permanent fix. the collapse caused water and causing quite a bit of damage. >> it lost some mud in the yard and it did some damage to the place, got my water lines and my heat duct system. but i have my family still. >> residents say this is the first time the road collapsed but the damage is the worse they have seen in 20 years or so. look at the damage left behind. it could take days or weeks to repair this. it is going to be the property owner who has to make these repairs. in the meantime all these families waiting for this road to be fixed. >> flooding overnight forced the evacuation of homes in jackson county, six mobile homes along nc 107 passed nc 281. the buildings were damaged according to the jackson county emergency management director todd dillard. with a high river caused the flooding. >> had some areas over four and a half inches of rain probably now close to five inches of rain. the end flow to lake grenville, duke energy

the damage here washing out part of this road carries downstream to rick randall's property. he thinks none of the family was hurt in the flood but says the roads bordering the property need a permanent fix. firefighters say the impact spreads across the road as well. >> there used to be a bridge years ago. they took it out, that's when the trouble began. >> it has limited accessaccess. it would be really hard to get into. >> about 40 homes are impacted by this closure. in the meantime they have to use oxygenendoah road. hs the first time the road collapsed but adds the damage is the worst they have seen in about 20 years or so. emergency officials across our area responded to weather related calls all through the night. now with more rain in the forecast officials urge those who live in flood prone areas to prepare for possibly the worst. >> two people visit ing from-carrie began trapped and had to be rescued overnight. officials say they tried to drive through high water on river road before barricades were put up. the couple is ok. >> flooding was a concern along fair view