A new rockslide and flooding near Tennessee closed I-40, causing detours in North Carolina. Locals face travel delays as crews work to clear the road.

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Both directions of Interstate 40 remain closed near the North Carolina-Tennessee state line after flooding and a rockslide covered the road with muddy water.

Repairs and cleanup have begun as crews were already in place at a nearby construction site to repair damage caused by Hurricane Helene.