Pitt storm history

Car drove into severe flooding near Mozingo Road near V A O site C road. One Fatality reported.

Widespread heavy rain and strong winds developed over the region from the afternoon of October 8th through the morning of October 9th. Rainfall was generally 7 to 11 inches over the county with a storm total of 10.74 inches reported in Farmville. The heavy rainfall produced signi…

Beaufort County law enforcement reported a shed fell on a man, killing him, while he was trying to put his all-terrain vehicle in storage.

Across Pitt County...winds gusted near hurricane force resulting in minor to major structural damage to 2000 homes and businesses, mainly due to fallen trees. Agricultural losses were estimated at 38 million dollars from flooding and winds. Storm total rainfall was 7 to 13 inches…

A man and a woman were found dead in a trailer on June 16th. It is believed they died on June 13th due to extreme heat. The trailer they were found in had no air conditioning and all the windows were closed despite temperatures well into the 90s. Smoke from a large wildfire to th…

A man was found dead on June 13th near Greenville in Pitt County. The coroner decided the cause of death was extreme heat and estimated the man died on June 10th. High temperatures were around 100 degrees at this time.

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

Severe Drought conditions were noted across over half of Pitt County from October seventh through the end of the month according to the US drought monitor.

Report of water flowing over Oxford Road and across housing development near the Brook Valley Country Club.

Heat indices peaked at 110 to 115 degrees during the day.

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

Report of parking lots under water, portions of Charles Blvd, 14th Street, Evans Street being impassable, and video of ongoing flooding along the Green Mill Run near the ECU campus was sent in from a reporter from WITN.

Water rescue ongoing per Greenville 911 dispatch.

Multiple vehicles stranded in standing water at the intersection of Arlington Blvd and Evans St. reported by the local fire Dept.

A tree was blown down onto powerlines along Beaumont Drive.

Cars in water near Macgregor Downs Road and Allen Road.

Reports of flooding near Greenville Boulevard and Landmark Street. Relayed by WCTI-TV.

Flooding reported near Arlington Blvd and Red Banks Road. Relayed by WNCT-TV.

Pitt County 911 Center reports numerous vehicles in flood waters across the city. So far, no rescues. Water as high as the fire hydrants or about 3 feet over roads.

Car stalled in water near Brimley Drive. Report relayed by WNCT-TV.

WITN reported road flooding around the intersection of Charles Blvd and Fire Tower Rd.

Pictures of tennis ball size hail near Stokes was sent by a viewer to WITN. The time was estimated based on radar data.

The hails was reported near Highway 43 southeast of Winterville.

Multiple reports of quarter, or slightly larger, size hail stones from Chicod to Grimesland. The hails was reported via WITN TV.

The report came in via Facebook. The time was estimated based on radar data.

The picture was submitted via Facebook. The hail stone was shown next to a quarter, and based on the picture, it appears to be the size of a golf ball. The time was estimated based on radar data.

A thirty foot metal flag pole was snapped in half. The report came in via Facebook. The time was estimated based on radar data.

A tree was blown down on a power line on Contentnea Lane.

Powerlines were blown down on Tucker Rd.

Trees were blown down on Davenport Farm Rd.

A tree was blown down on a house in Greenville.

Trees were blown down on Belvoir Highway.

Trees were blown down on Boyds Road near Blackjack.

Ice accretions of 0.15 to 0.25 inches of freezing rain across much of the county between the morning of February 19th and the overnight hours between the 19th and 20th. In addition to this, several reports around the county from the Public and Broadcast Media noted widespread sno…

Powerlines were blown down along Highway 13.

Widespread snowfall amounts between three to five inches of snowfall were reported across Pitt County.

Trees were blown down at Brown Road. A house in the area had a tin roof pulled back, and two other houses had trees down on them with minor damage. The area impacted was roughly 300 yards. The time estimated based on radar data.

Flooding reported along Cotanche Street in Greenville. Report via Waze.

Flooding reported along Stantonsburg Road in west Greenville. Report via Waze.

Received picture of a car surrounded by water on Brimley Road in Greenville.

Pitt County EM reports temporary lane closure on HWY 258 near Fountain. Time based on radar.

Public posted video on social media of flooded road and stranded car at E 4th street in Greenville.

Car stranded and road closed due to flooding on 1st St between Elm St and Library St in Greenville.

Greenville reported heat indices up to 112 degrees, with several CWOP stations reporting 114 degrees.