At 4 p.m., tornado warnings covered parts Bladen, Edgecombe, Johnston, Nash, Wayne, Wilson, Cumberland and Sampson counties. By 4:30 p.m., those warnings were reduced to severe thunderstorm warnings.
At 4 p.m., tornado warnings covered parts Bladen, Edgecombe, Johnston, Nash, Wayne, Wilson, Cumberland and Sampson counties. By 4:30 p.m., those warnings were reduced to severe thunderstorm warnings.
At 4 p.m., tornado warnings covered parts Bladen, Edgecombe, Johnston, Nash, Wayne, Wilson, Cumberland and Sampson counties. By 4:30 p.m., those warnings were reduced to severe thunderstorm warnings.
but we have had reports with this thunderstorm of very large hail, golf ball-sized hail. that is unusually long. so it s about five minutes old. anywhere you see the purple indicating large hail out of this potentially up to two inches in size. that would be just a little bit larger than golf ball and that was the time we had the hail reported out that way. folks in smithfield, you need to take shelter from this thunderstorm. a tornado is on the ground. also heading back south to sampson county and salemberg you still have tornado on your doorstep crossing over from cumberland county, off to the left-hand side of your television screen and sampson county. they are getting very, very heavy rain, salemburg is getting a lot of rotation with this in the extreme southeastern part of
cumberland. salemburg, clinton, we ll do another storm track to give you an idea where it s headed. and sallemburg and we ll shift the track to match that for you. folks in salemburg, roseboro, if you live there and i have relatives in roseboro. get in the lowest levels of your home. get in the lowest level of that sturdy building if you can. this storm will be heading to highway 41 and 701 eventually. a dangerous tornado south of salemburg moving at 45 miles an hour. michael, what do we have going up in way county. damage reports of falls lake