Duplin storm history

A 74 year old male died due to carbon monoxide poisoning from generator use while inside home.

A 22 year old female died due to carbon monoxide poisoning from generator use while inside the home.

A 79 year old female drowned in a motor vehicle on North Williams Road. The vehicle was occupied by a single person.

An 81 year old male drowned in a motor vehicle on Bowden Road right along the Duplin/Sampson County line. The vehicle was occupied by a single person.

A 65 year old male drowned in a motor vehicle on NC-111 in Goshen Swamp. The local fire department was performing active water rescues, 2 were saved and 1 resulted in fatality.

Very light mixed precipitation led to a thin glaze of ice on some roads. The slick roads led to a head on collision in Duplin county around 9 am that produced one fatality.

Widespread heavy rain and strong winds developed over the region from the morning of September 13th through the morning of September 16th. Rainfall was generally 16' to 20' over the county with a storm total of 26.26' 1 mile west-northwest of Albertson and 19.98' in Mount Olive. …

Across Duplin County...winds gusting as high as 60 mph resulting in downed trees and power lines with power outages. Storm total rainfall resulted in flooding of roads and low lying areas. Minor flooding occurred on the northeast Cape Fear River at Chinquapin. Significant damage …

Severe drought conditions were noted across the northern half of Duplin County from November first through November third according to the US Drought Monitor.

Severe drought conditions were noted across northern Duplin County from October twenty-first through the end of October according to the US Drought Monitor.

A tree was blown down across Hwy 903 as thunderstorms moved through the area. The time was estimated based on radar data.

Powerlines were blown down on Church Street. The time was estimated based on radar data.

Heat indices peaked in the 110-115 degree range each afternoon.

Trees were blown down near the intersection of Fussell Rd and Corinth Church Rd. The time was estimate based on radar data.

Trees were blown down and blocking both lanes of Highway 903 near Beasleys Road.

Hail damaged trees, vehicles, and a camper. The picture submitted via Facebook suggests the hail was at least half dollar to golf ball size. A significant amount of hail accumulated in this area. The time was estimated based on radar data.

WCTI relayed a report of golf ball size hail. The location and time was estimated based on radar data.

A large tree fell down on a home on Juniper Road. The report was via Facebook.

The roof was partially torn off the old Piggly Wiggly in Faison. The report was via Facebook.

A tree was blown down at the intersection of Highway 117 and Tom Hill road, blocking one lane.

A tree was blown down on a house.

Trees were blown down along Highway 403 near Shelton Road.

Trees were blown down along Jones Turner Road, blocking one lane.

Trees were blown down near Sholar Fertilizer. The time was estimated based on radar data.

Multiple large branches were blown down.

Large branches were blown down, with dime sized hail also being reported.

Widespread freezing rain accretion of about 0.25 inches were reported. This resulted in over 1500 people losing power around the county. In addition to this, a trace to 0.5 inches of sleet or snow fell.

Trees were uprooted or snapped. The report was from mPING.

Tri-County Electric COOP reported power outages north of Beulaville due to trees and powerlines blown down, affecting over 1,000 customers.

Widespread wind damage occurred across Duplin County including power outages and roads blocked due to trees blown down.

COOP observer reported widespread snowfall amounts of four inches that fell between the evening of the 21st and the morning of January 22nd in southern Duplin County. This is consistent with several other reports around the area.

Duplin County 911 Center reported multiple flooded roads.

Public report of flooding along the interchange of I-40 and the S Kenansville Bypass Rd.

Public report of flooding along I-40 W in Magnolia.

Public report of flooded roadway along I-40 just south of JB Stroud Rd.

Report of water over roadway along Friendship Church Rd 1200 block as thunderstorms were moving through the area.

Kenansville reported heat indices up to 110 degrees.

The 911 center reported flooding on Fountaintown Rd.

Quarter to golf ball size hail was reported in Kenansville.

The 911 call center said a deputy called in to report large hail hitting his vehicle. He estimated the hail was up to golf ball size. The time was estimated based on radar.

Power outages were reported by Jones-Onslow electric membership COOP.

Tri-County Electric COOP reports 79 customers without power between Beulaville and Potters Hill. The time was estimated by radar.