Likely to have the same sort of dramatic flooding that we had in say parts of cumber land and harnet counties. We will take a look, go ahead and zoom in on this area and talk about whats happening. Doesnt look as impressive in terms of the rainfall that is currently happening around fayetteville. Its from hope mills kind of up toward fayetteville proper and up 95. The heaviest rain has happened from fayetteville northward, around spring lake. Theres linden, where the was washed out. The truck ran into the road. All this area highlighted in light green is under a emergency until 10 00 a. M. We are still seeing a lot of water on the roads. I think we have video of cross creek as it was flooding parts of downtown, especially around Festival Park. You could see a lot of water on the roads down there. Its certainly been an issue. Well go back to the radar picture, and widen that a goldsboro, and theres been some heavy rain, frequent height evening from goldsboro up to fremont. You want to b
Accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. Fox5s peter dawson is live at the scene with the whats going on. A white car plowed into the vegas paving hauler here at blue diamond and decatur. As of now northbound decatur traffic being diverted and the southbound left hand turn lane is also blocked by metro. East and west blue diamond is open just use caution traveling through the area. When i first moved here blue diamond had a unpleasant nick name of blood diamond. This stretch of rural road was a speed way for travelers coming and going to pahrump. Now, Mountains Edge communities have grown and this area has been heavily developed with shopping centers, schools and neighborhoods. 42,000 vehicles a day travel blue diamond and we report, all to often deadly accidents and pedestrians killed crossing the road. Last may crews broke ground on a 2. 4 M
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Years ago, the last major freeze. And in 2070 how bad was it . We lost everything. Reporter this week temperatures dropping into the 20s for a second straight night are also threatening other crops. Curt johnson grows leafy veg tables. This was solid solid, frozen solid. I could snap it with my finger and it would just crack. Reporter johnson spent the last few nights lighting bonfires around his st. Paula farm, anything can to raise the temperature a few critical degrees. Hopefully that changes enough that we wont get the hard freeze. But the National Weather Service Warning still say its going to come. Reporter a crop loss would certainly affect prices at the market but the economic toll runs deeper. Ben taft employs 30 workers. If the freeze destroys his oranges theres nothing to pack and ship. The packing house does not operate. Simple as that. Thats a cold hard reality. Reporter warmer weather is expected on tuesday. I want tuesday here quickly. Reporter thats when farmers will fi