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Unconfirmed tornado damages four structures in Columbus County
An unconfirmed tornado destroyed four structures on a property near Clarendon in Columbus County, according to a public report.
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EF-1 tornado near Kinston brought 90-100 mph winds; path size still under review
What was the estimated wind speed of the EF-1 tornado near Kinston?. When will the National Weather Service survey Duplin County next?. The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado was observed 5 miles south of Kinston around the intersection of Middle Road and Old Kinston-Trenton Road. News 12 was given a closer look into how that damage is analyzed to determine the storms strength and extent.
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First Alert Forecast: Cape Fear storm threat continues, hot to chilly changes soon
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - As Hurricane Isaias’ remnants pass north of the Cape Fear, a First Alert Weather Day carries into Sunday afternoon. Stay aware for a leftover locally heavy shower or storm with your WECT Weather App; an isolated tornado is possible until 4 p.m. Your First Alert...
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Wallace church cleans up extensive damage after Sunday’s severe weather
What specific damages did Awaken Church suffer during Sunday's storm?. Who assisted in the cleanup efforts after the storm damaged Awaken Church?. Why was the timing of the storm considered fortunate for Awaken Church?. WALLACE, Duplin County — A Wallace church is picking up the pieces after suffering extensive damage...
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Unconfirmed tornado damages structures in Columbus County
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Hurricane Isaias forces event cancellations and postponements across Cape Fear region
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Several events across the Cape Fear region have been canceled or postponed this weekend as Hurricane Isaias threatens to bring heavy rain and strong winds to southeastern North Carolina. The Town of Belville announced Friday that it has canceled its Founders Day/America 250 Celebration due...
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Unconfirmed tornado damages four structures in Columbus County
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A Tornado Watch remains until Sunday evening
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Your First Alert Forecast from Sun. evening, Oct. 11, 2026
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Remnants from Isaias arrive today; A cold front moves in Sunday
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Isaias becomes major hurricane with flood watch issued for Wilmington
(This story has been updated with new information.) Hurricane Isaias -- the first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season -- is continuing to track toward the Gulf Coast. The storm, which has strengthened into a major hurricane, expected to make landfall in the U.S. on Friday night, Oct. 9, forecasters say. North Carolina is out of Isaias' direct path, but Wilmington-area residents will still feel its effects this coming weekend. Heavy rain and flooding are the major concerns -- including a flood watch issued Oct. 9 -- but the National Weather Service is also warning about a risk of damaging winds and tornadoes. Isaias shares a name with another hurricane event that some Wilmington-area residents may remember. In August 2020, Hurricane Isaias made landfall in Ocean Isle Beach, devastating the coast and producing several tornadoes. Two men in Wilmington were killed when struck by lightning associated with the storm. The World Meteorological Organization chose not to retire the name. Typically, a name is retired if it is determined that the associated storm caused so much distress that it would be insensitive to reuse the name. Flood watch The National Weather Service in Wilmington has issued a flood watch in
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Your First Alert Forecast from Fri. Morning, Oct. 9, 2026
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First Alert Forecast: comfy midweek, tropics stirring
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Your First Alert Forecast serves up a comfy midweek across the Cape Fear with daytime temps peaking in the 70s and nights settling to the 50s and 60s, all under dry skies and amid crisp northeast breezes. Enjoy this nice early autumn weather while it lasts!
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Evacuation Orders Lifted Near Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina as Quarry 2 Fire Burns Overnight Near Old Georgetown Road With Flare-Ups Possible
OCEAN ISLE BEACH, N.C. — The Quarry 2 Fire burning near Old Georgetown Road remains active, but firefighters with the North Carolina Forest Service are making progress on containment. The fire is expected to keep burning through the night as crews continue working the area. Hot and dry conditions tomorrow could allow the fire to flare up at times. Evacuation orders tied to the fire have now been lifted, allowing residents to return home.