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1 day ago |
wral.com | Chris Michaels |Lora Lavigne |Charles Bradley |Jessica Patrick
Strong winds damaged multiple homes and toppled trees early Tuesday in Edgecombe County, where radar confirmed a tornado around 3:45 a.m.Photos show significant damage to a home on Gay Street and downed trees on powerlines on School Street. No injuries or deaths have been reported after the storm. Edgecombe County was under a tornado warning between 3:25 a.m. to 4 a.m. Tuesday, the third tornado warning there in less than 12 hours.
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1 day ago |
wral.com | Chris Michaels |Lora Lavigne |Charles Bradley |Jessica Patrick
First look at possible tornado damage in PinetopsA possible tornado damage damaged a home and brought down trees early Tuesday in Edgecombe County, where radar confirmed a tornado around 3:45 a.m.The photos show significant damage to a home on Gay Street and downed trees on powerlines on School Street. The viewer who sent the photo of the damaged home said it is her friend's house, adding that everyone who lives there is accounted for and okay.
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3 days ago |
wral.com | Jessica Patrick
A car dealership employee in the Atlanta area said she was kidnapped by a customer while on the job. A routine service appointment at RBM of Alpharetta, a Mercedes-Benz dealer in Forsyth County, Georgia, is now at the center of a criminal investigation after a service advisor accused a customer of kidnapping her late last week.
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2 weeks ago |
wral.com | Kat Campbell |Jessica Patrick
What is a severe weather risk and how accurate is it in North Carolina? As we continue the severe weather season in North Carolina, I wanted to update our Triangle severe weather research with updated data from the last five years. This is useful for decision making in the WRAL Severe Weather Center - but it may also be useful for you. Severe weather can impact a lot - your yardwork, outdoor events and festivals, and day-to-day planning. So, how are we doing with severe weather forecasting?
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2 weeks ago |
wral.com | Jessica Patrick
A missing Wilmington teenager diagnosed with autism is safe after New Hanover County school bus staff helped police locate the 14-year-old. Bus driver Marie Murphy and her monitor, Valeria Davis, were picking up students like any other day on Thursday when Davis got a notification on her phone. "I had a WECT app that came up, so I opened it up, and I saw this teenager missing, and I read it," Davis said.
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