Severe storms, possible tornadoes leave damage across Raleigh, Fayetteville, parts of central North Carolina - ABC11 News
Severe storms and suspected tornadoes caused significant property damage and power outages across central North Carolina, including Raleigh and Clayton. Residents reported roof collapses and downed trees, though no major casualties were immediately highlighted.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Strong storms, possible tornadoes moved across central North Carolina and Fayetteville Sunday bringing down trees, causing damaging homes, buildings and power outages.
The storm affected areas including Cary, Apex, Jordan Lake State Recreation Area and Crosswinds Boating Center.
In Raleigh, there was a report of a vehicle found in water near Glenwood Avenue.
Raleigh woman said on social media that her neighborhood sustained damage as a tornado moved through the area. The damage was reported on Blue Blossom Drive and near Groveshire Drive.
A Raleigh homeowner who lives on Toyon Drive said his roof came in with sustaintial damage inside his home
Homeowner Erik Grubbs describes what he heard and witness before grabbing his dog and getting to a safe space.
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