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The Predecessor Rain Event (PRE) associated with Hurricane Helene can be visualized with radar & mid-troposphere heights (blue lines). Helene's interaction with a cutoff low brought a frontal boundary to a stall over western NC with a deep moisture plume well ahead of Helene:

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