Alamance storm history

Deputies responded to a report of a missing period last seen driving near Jones Drive and Calloway Drive. The body of a man was later recovered in a creek downstream. Another man was found dead also due to flooding. Both fatalities were the result of swift high water across the r…

A 19 year old male was struck by lightning and killed while taking shelter under a tree. It was not raining at the time.

Torrential rainfall of 6 to 10 inches caused widespread flooding across the county. Additional rainfall upstream caused moderate flooding along the Haw River near Haw River. Flooding damaged approximately 202 structures throughout the county, resulting in over $1.07 million in pr…

Extensive flooding caused evacuations. 30 homes and 6 businesses sustained flood damage, and the wastewater treatment plant was damaged. About a dozen cars were underwater. Highways 70 and 119 were closed along with many other roads.

One tree was reported down in the town of Gibsonville, near the Guilford and Alamance County line.

One tree was reported down near the intersection of Carolina Road and Carolina Mill Road, northeast of the town of Burlington.

A tree fell on a house near the 1760 block of Duck Trail in Saxapahaw.

Minimum temperatures were below freezing across the county, including a reported low of 29 degrees at the Burlington-Alamance Regional Airport.

Multiple power outages were reported in Pleasant Grove due to trees down on powerlines and transformers near Jeffries Cross Road.

Heat indices ranged from 108 to 112 degrees.

Heat indices ranged from 109 to 112 degrees.

Heat indices ranged from 108 to 112 degrees.

Trees were reported down near the intersection of Smith Drive and North Carolina highway 119.

Trees were reported down near the intersection of North Carolina highway 49 and North Carolina highway 119.

Flooding was reported between Graham and Swepsonville near South Main Street.

Alamance County emergency management reported up to eight water rescues in downtown Burlington.

The road was closed due to flash flooding at the intersection of West Webb Avenue and South Fisher Street in Burlington.

The left lane of Interstate 40 was closed from Exit 150 at Jimmie Kerr Road to Exit 153 at Trollingwood Hawfields Road due to flooding.

Several trees were blown down along South North Carolina Highway 87, many between Southern High School Road and Woods Chapel Road.

Several trees were blown down along Friendship Patterson Mill Road, many between South North Carolina Highway 62 and North Carolina Highway 49.

West Webb Avenue near Flora Avenue and Park Road was closed due to flooding.

High water was reported on roadways in Elon.

A 60 mph thunderstorm wind gust was measured at the Burlington airport.

A tree was reported down on a residence in the 2400 block of Mckinney St. in Burlington.

Trees and powerlines were reported down near the 6800 block of North Carolina highway 49. Several other trees were also down throughout Alamance County.

Multiple cards were stranded in flood waters along W Harden St in Graham. Two water rescues were reported.

A tree fell on powerlines along E Greensboro Chapel Hill Rd.

Several reports of flash flooding in Alamance County, including multiple roads closed.

The media reported quarter inch hail in the town of Burlington.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of Barber Rd and Elon Ossipee Rd.

Trees fell on power lines in the town of Ossipee.

Flash flooding was reported along the northwestern quadrant of Alamance County near the town of Altamahaw.

A tree was down on an apartment building.

Numerous trees were reported down.

Trees were down in the area.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of Edgewood Ave and Eden St in Burlington.

The road was flooded near the intersection of International Rd and S Church St in Burlington.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of Pond Rd and Alamance Rd.

Fallen trees led to damaged power equipment near the intersection of Hickory Hill Rd and Alamance Rd.

One tree was reported down on Pond Rd in Alamance.

Emergency manager reported numerous trees down across Alamance, with one tree involving a car. No injuries were reported.

One tree was reported down at Dr Pickett Rd and Friendship Patterson Mill Rd.

Multiple trees were reported down on NC Highway 49.

One tree was reported down near the intersection of Friendship Rock Creek Rd and Boyd Wright Rd.

One tree was reported down along R Dean Coleman Rd.

One tree was reported down on Belmont Mount Hermon Road.