Severe Weather Alert for Eastern North Carolina: NWS Issues Warning
RALEIGH, NC – The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a weather alert for Eastern North Carolina, anticipating severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall on Sunday evening. Residents are advised to remain vigilant as storms are projected to bring strong winds, potential hail, and localized flooding.
Meteorologists predict that the severe weather will develop in the late afternoon and continue into the night. Areas most at risk include coastal regions and inland areas within the alert zone. The NWS warns that these storms could produce wind gusts exceeding 60 miles per hour, which may lead to downed trees and power lines, posing risks to life and property.
In addition to damaging winds, the storms are expected to generate significant rainfall, potentially resulting in flash flooding in low-lying areas. The agency has urged locals to be cautious when traveling, as road conditions may deteriorate rapidly.
To prepare for the impending storm, residents are encouraged to secure outdoor items, stay indoors during the height of the weather event, and have emergency supplies on hand, such as food, water, and flashlights.
Emergency management officials recommend that residents monitor local weather updates and heed any advisories or warnings issued by the NWS. The community is also advised to check on neighbors, particularly the elderly or those living alone, to ensure everyone is safe and prepared for the severe weather.
Stay tuned to local news for ongoing coverage and updates, and remember that safety should be the top priority as Eastern North Carolina braces for a potentially severe weather event this Sunday evening.
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