i just recently moved to rosemund. and it kind of makes me want to go back to brevard. >> john: she knows material things can be replaced. something her three-year-old little girl may have to learn soon. the aftermath of the flooding doesn't always recede quickly. leaving behind a picture that down. but this time it didn't. >> john: so quite a sight. some report they saw dog houses, even christmas decor like frosty the snowman floating away. photographer had to be a visual aid to show you how deep that is. there it is, folks. pretty much gone. for. you can get an idea how deep it is right now. john le, news 13. >> larry: it's deep enough. ashlea surles picks up in biltmore village. ashlea, what are you seeing down there? >> ashlea: larry, it's mud, mud, and even more debris. fleming trucks parked over here. it's a common sight at biltmore village today as they scramble to clean up with even more rain low lying biltmore village, a notorious asheville flood spot was hit again last night. feet of water flowed on to the si

this is good news over rosemund. but the clouds are already on increase. the flood watches are still in place for much of western north carolina. all of the upstate, all of north georgia, stretching towards charlotte. two to three inches of rainfall. that's not everywhere. believe you me. skies mostly clear now. but the moisture is going to come from this direction and it's going to overrun a couple of frontal boundaries vpt that just gives us the better threat for more rain. it will become more wide spread high temperatures, though, made it to record territory in greer. 72 today. lots of 70s across the mountains. still got that southerly flow. i'll show you when to expect the rain and where. coming up. >> frank: flood waters forced evacuations in several areas across the mountains. >> anchor: in jackson county, people in six trailers got an early morning wake-up call to get out of their homes. >> frank: news 13's john ostendorf is live in sylva. >> anchor: john, what did those flood victims tell you? >> john: hope, it was a harowing night. >> they telling

rosemund was pounded with water. the red cross set up an emergency shelter at transylvania parks and recreation. a volunteer says they can provide food and medical help if needed. >> most of them just are shocked. they didn't realize that it was going to be as bad as it was last night. so they're trying to recover to make their plans for recovery. and that's what red cross also does. we help them on their recovery plans. >> tammy: the shelter is now closed down but could be reopened if this next round of rain causes any problems. the french broad river near the metropolitan water district treatment site. heavy rains this year have resulted in 12 sewage spills where pipes have not been able to handle all the waste pipe overflow. >> our sewer line is about 100 years old. it's got leaking joints in it. >> larry: new pipes go in every year to upgrade the system. stay with news 13 as we continue to follow the very latest on the storm. updates will be posted on wlos.com and our facebook and twitter pages. you can also down

if you're around the rosemund area and farther northeast of there, that's where we're finding flooding still over the french broad and its banks. this is going to be the trend for the rest of the evening in the upstate. the threat for flooding pretty much over now. the flash flood warnings will expire shortly if they haven't already. future radar, you can see a few showers possible the next couple of hours. really the idea is it's going to be cloudy and it's going to get cooler. 61 degrees right now in asheville. we've held that temperature for several hours now. north wind at 8. that's the big difference. a north wind indicates cooler and dry air. where's the cold air? look to the north. look at this. cold northerly winds blowing across the upper midwest. teens as you get toward minneapolis. areas in detroit, it's near cold front will make its way through. when it does, it's going to be a noticeable change for us coming in the new year. the front moves east, the rain goes with it. even though we may hang on to showers. we get cold and certainly breezy tomorrow. and even colder still i

rosemund was pounded by nearly 4 inches of rain. some say the flood waters were nearly knee-high at times. the red cross set up emergency shelter. a volunteer says they can provide food and medical help if it's needed. >> most of them just are shocked. they didn't realize that it was going to be as bad as it was last night. so they're trying to, you know, recover to the best -- make their plans for recovery. and that's what red cross also does. >> tammy: the shelter is now closed but could be reopened if this next round of rain causes problems. >> larry: six trailers along nc 107, south of cullowhee had to be evacuated in the middle of the night. several families had to leave with nothing but the clothes on are this backs. no one was hurt. >> we didn't get no warning or anything. right when it happened, we just got up. i put on my shoes and jacket. it was coming up half way. >> larry: emergency officials say the flooding happened because the river was already high. release water from the dam. >> tammy: new at 11, some people in polk