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First Alert Forecast: humid, unsettled to close the work, school week
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Got an umbrella on standby? Scattered showers and stray heavier storms remain in your First Alert Forecast to close the work and school week, plus the first half or so of the weekend. The risk for flooding and severe weather is low; your First Alert Weather Team will watch things closely, of course, and you’ll want to keep your WECT Weather App handy. Through the unsettled times, expect humid but not terribly hot Cape Fear weather with daily high temps in the 80s and nightly lows in the 70s. Feels like reading will reach the 90s.
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Video captured by WECT's Surf City weather camera on 8/25/26
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County Sees Scattered Damage But No Flooding
Friday’s violent storm caused damage across the county, including some scary moments at a popular destination and a home in Williams, but no injuries. Heavy rains collapsed the roof at Whiteville Used Tires on Columbus Street, seriously damaging the business. It was the second time heavy rains have caused a roof collapse there.
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Isolated to Scattered Severe Storms Set to Erupt by Early Afternoon Across Myrtle Beach, Wilmington and the Carolina Coast
MYRTLE BEACH, SOUTH CAROLINA — The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted a growing risk for severe storms across much of the Carolina coast, with the WMBF First Alert team warning that isolated to scattered severe storms are likely to develop by early afternoon on Monday. Highlighted Risk Zone. As...
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NWS marks 30 years since Hurricane Fran with new storm surge tool
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, N.C. (WECT) - It is a day many southeastern North Carolina residents will never forget: the day Hurricane Fran made landfall on the coast nearly 30 years ago. Fran came ashore on Sept. 5, 1996, with 100+ miles-per-hour winds and caused five billion dollars in damage. It remains...
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First Alert Forecast: seasonable heat, big storms at home... areas to watch in the tropics
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Tuesday and the rest of the week, like most of the summer, flirts with First Alert Weather Days. Heat won’t be as crazy as weeks past, at least, with daily high temps remaining in the 80s to near 90... and feels likes in the sweaty but reasonable 90s to near 100.
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Heavy Rain, Wind Hit County
Heavy winds damaged Galloway Farms Maze Craze Friday, toppled trees at Lake Waccamaw and elsewhere, and dropped from three to seven inches of rain across the county. An event venue at Galloway Farms was knocked down, and the top of a grain silo thrown into a tree. Street flooding was...
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Isolated Damaging Gusts Threaten Gulf Coast to Coastal Carolinas Monday as Level 2 Slight Risk Targets New Orleans, Jackson, Wilmington
NEW ORLEANS — A Level 2 of 5 Slight Risk is in place for Monday, August 24 across a broad stretch of the Gulf Coast and coastal Carolinas, including New Orleans, Jackson, Wilmington, and New Bern, as forecasters track scattered pulse-type thunderstorms capable of producing isolated damaging wind gusts.
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Trees Down, Shed Damaged in Storm
Several trees are reported down at Lake Waccamaw, and a shed has collapsed at Galloway Farms Maze Craze due to the current storm. The storm is producing frequent and dangerous lightning. A transformer at Lake Waccamaw was also reported out, leaving 173 homes without power. Outages are also reported in...
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PHOTOS: Strong winds damage Galloway Farm as thunderstorms move across southeastern NC
HALLSBORO, N.C. (WECT) - Severe winds damaged Galloway Farm in Hallsboro on Friday, Aug. 21, throwing the top of a silo into a neighboring tree, knocking down power lines and collapsing a pavilion on the property. “I’ve been in the farming life now for 30 years, and this is absolutely...