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The passage of TS Eta across the Southeast brought a lot of rain to an already near-record-setting region. The North Carolina Climate Office produced a rapid response report on the impacts of Eta on their state. The rain of Eta, when combined with a passing cold front, brought 2 or more inches across most of the state, causing flooding on many of the rivers. Some of their stations reported more than 8 inches of rain over the 3-day period. You can read their report at https://climate.ncsu.edu/climateblog?id=327&h=5666e5c1.