
Two beachside homes collapse from rising waters on North Carolina's Outer Banks
CNN
Two beachside homes in North Carolina's Outer Banks collapsed from high water levels and beach erosion on Tuesday, and more could collapse in the coming days, according to the Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
The two homes in Rodanthe were both unoccupied at the time, the agency said. Video from the agency showed the demise of one home as ocean waves caused the stilts supporting the house to teeter and fall.
In February, another home in Rodanthe also collapsed, spreading debris across miles of beaches.

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