Scotland storm history

Torrential rainfall of 10 to 15 inches caused widespread flash flooding across the county. Numerous roads throughout the county were closed, due to flooding. Highway 15-501 was impassable north of Laurinburg. Several homes and businesses were flooded as well. At least 20 people w…

A three year old died after he apparently got into his parents car without their permission, shut the door, strapped himself into a child safety seat, an could not get out..

Torrential rainfall of 15 to 20 inches caused widespread flooding across the county and throughout the Lumber River basin. Flooding damaged approximately 168 structures throughout the county, resulting in over $5.4 million in property damage and at least $30 million in crop damag…

Heavy rainfall of 8 to 10 inches caused widespread flash flooding across the county. Numerous roads were closed due to flooding. Numerous homes and businesses were flooded as well. Flooding damaged approximately 294 structures throughout the county, resulting in $3.0 million in p…

Hail from golfball sized to dime sized covered the ground, clogging storm drains.

Minimum temperatures were in the middle to upper 20s across the county, including a reported low of 26 degrees at the Laurinburg-Maxton Airport.

Heat indices ranged from 108 to 112 degrees.

Heat indices ranged from 109 to 112 degrees.

Heat indices ranged from 108 to 112 degrees.

North Turnpike road was closed due to flooding.

Numerous trees were reported down in the county, including some on Johns Road/US highway 501.

A tree was reported down, blocking both lanes of North King Street, between West Bizzel Street and Hillside Avenue.

A tree was reported down across Johns Road, between Pond Drive and Pea Bridge Road.

Multiple trees were reported down in the area of McColl Road, Hasty Road, Oakwood Drive, and Sycamore Lane.

A tree was reported down across Andrew Jackson Highway, near Ida Mill Road.

Trees were reported down across West Boulevard, between Turnpike Road and US 401 and also in the area of Park Circle and Peden Street.

Seven large trees and a few powerlines were reported down, blocking roads in the Laurel Hill area.

The ASOS station in Maxton reported a wind gust of 64 mph.

Numerous reports of trees down and power outages all throughout Scotland County.

Several roads were flooded in the town of Laurinburg.

Several swift water rescues were needed in Scotland County and in the town of Laurinburg due to flash flooding.

Several roads south of Laurinburg were closed due to flooding. These roads include Graham Rd, Barnes Ridge Rd, and Pea Bridge Rd.

The intersection of 4th St and Business 74 in Laurinburg was flooded.

Trees and powerlines were reported down near the intersection of West Blvd and Turnpike Rd.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of Sneads Grove Rd and Rea Magnet Rd.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of Old Wire Rd and Salley McNair Rd.

Ping pong ball sized hail was reported at the County Line Store on Red Springs Rd near Laurinburg.

The public reported ping pong ball sized hail near the intersection of Airbase Rd and Lowery Rd.

Quarter size hail covered the ground along Camp Monroe Rd.

Downed trees were reported, causing power outages and downed power lines northeast of Laurel Hill. These reports occurred along McFarland Rd, Old Wire Rd, and Traders Rd.

Two trees were reported down near the intersection of Harrison Rd and Shaw Currie Rd.

Trees were blown down along Old Wire Rd, Turnpike Rd and Aberdeen Rd. Numerous other trees and powerlines were reported down across the county.

The public reported trees uprooted and snapped near the intersection of Riverton Rd and Airbase Rd.

Power outages were reported due to trees falling on power lines near the town of Laurinburg.

Over a thousand power outages were reported due to fallen trees on power equipment.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation was dispatched to clear a downed tree, blocking the northbound lane near the 15600 block of Hamlet Rd.

A tree was reported down near the intersection of Ghio Rd and Hamlet Rd.

Frequent wind gusts of 40 to 60 mph resulted in scattered to numerous trees and power lines down across Scotland County, including some on homes. Numerous customers lost power in Scotland County as a result of the tropical storm force wind gusts.

Trees were reported down on power lines near Morris Drive and Wagram Road.

Numerous trees and power lines were reported down throughout Scotland County.

Multiple trees were reported down near the 13000 block of Blues Farm Rd in Laurinburg.

Multiple trees were reported down near the intersection of Old Wire Rd and Sneads Grove Rd in Laurel Hill.

Power lines were reported down along McColl Road.