At least three people were killed and more than 20 injured in severe storms in the south of the country on Sunday. A series of powerful storms brought heavy rains, thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds to the Charlotte, North Carolina region, while the Carolinas endured a second day of torrential downpours.
A well - a house - was completely destroyed, other houses were damaged, church roofs were partially covered, numerous trees were toppled and many mobile homes were damaged or destroyed. According to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office, 50 homes were damaged and four destroyed in the Charlotte area, police said.
Dr. and two outbuildings were thrown 30-40 feet, and numerous trees were uprooted and uprooted in the area. The tornado moved east to west in St. Vincent's, causing damage to several homes and several other buildings. As the tornado continued further east and northeast, the damage became more and more severe, especially near the city. Palm Tree Church Rd., where only the top of a tree was ripped.
Two brick houses and a shop were badly damaged, a camper van was completely destroyed. Numerous trees fell and Chatham County Emergency Management reported no injuries, but two homes were damaged and a warehouse had roof damage.
Witnesses who passed by the scene described blue barrels flying into the street, cars that had been overturned by the force of the explosion, limbs knocked down by trees, a car that had overturned and a man holding a towel in front of his face, Smith said. One victim was airlifted from the scene, hospital spokesman Scott White said, and another victim at a Charlotte hospital suffered a head injury, while another person was airlifted to Winston-Salem - suffering burns.
In northern Buncombe County, there were three separate severe storms that swept across the surface, bringing hail down to a depth of 3 inches. A third supercell emerging from the mountains in McDowell County produced a hail storm of up to 1.5 inches, according to the U.S. National Weather Service.
Four tornadoes landed on the east side of Gastonia, a few miles east of Statesville. The same supercell that produced the tornado in McDowell County produced a powerful tornado near the Vale Cat Square area.
Supercell thunderstorms developed in a heavily shorn atmosphere over eastern Tennessee and moved from east to west over the eastern half of the state in the afternoon and early evening hours. A series of tornadoes formed along the route, moving through North Carolina. Late in the evening, the storms continued in eastern Tennessee, causing large hail as they crossed the mountainous border in North Carolina before easing just before midnight.
The tornado hit an industrial park on Penny Street, where two large buildings suffered significant roof damage. It took 36 firefighters 31 minutes to put out the blaze, which was the largest in the city's history and the second largest in North Carolina.
Repairing the fire damage in Morganton will not only remove soot, ash and smoke from the house. The service aims to repair, replace or rebuild anything damaged by smoke and fire.
No matter how minor or large the damage, you can call a specialist to repair fire damage in Morganton immediately. You can hire a carpenter, craftsman or technician to repair a small fire damaged house for $50 to $150 an hour.
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