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Date: June 23, 2025
Heat Advisory Issued: June 23 at 9:19 PM EDT
In Effect: From noon Tuesday, June 24 through 8:00 PM Wednesday, June 25
Extreme Heat Alert in Concord: What Residents Need to Know
The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for Concord and surrounding areas in Piedmont and western North Carolina, with heat index values expected to reach up to 108°F. This advisory is in effect from noon Tuesday, June 24, through Wednesday evening, June 25. Hot temperatures combined with high humidity can quickly lead to heat-related illnesses, especially for those spending time outdoors.
Local Impact: Outdoor Events and Community Life
Summer in Concord is packed with fun activities, and this week is no exception. The Queen Charlotte Fair is underway at the Route 29 Pavilion, running through July 5. If you’re planning to attend the fair on June 24 or June 25, remember that the heat index will be dangerously high—take frequent breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas, drink plenty of water, and watch for signs of heat exhaustion.
Event organizers and attendees alike should remain vigilant. Don’t forget, car interiors can become deadly in minutes—never leave children or pets in vehicles.
How Heat Waves Can Affect Your Roof and Home
Excessive heat isn’t just a health concern; it can also put real stress on your home. High temperatures and relentless sun can cause roofing materials—like asphalt shingles—to expand, crack, or become brittle. Over time, these conditions may lead to leaks or reduce the lifespan of your roof. Curious if your roof is at risk due to this week’s heat?
- Check for curling, buckling, or missing shingles
- Look for soft spots, especially in attic spaces where heat builds up
- Inspect gutters for excessive granule loss (a sign your shingles are aging fast)
It’s smart to inspect your roof after prolonged high heat. A quick visual check can help you spot trouble before small issues become big, costly repairs.
Preventative Steps for Protecting Your Roof During Heat Waves
- Make sure your attic is properly ventilated—this reduces trapped heat under your roof
- Remove debris from gutters to prevent water backup in sudden summer storms
- Schedule a professional inspection if you notice any signs of wear or damage
Want peace of mind? Request a free roof inspection today. We can also help document any issues for your insurance company if your roof takes a hit from the elements this summer.
Stay Safe and Weather-Ready
Planning to visit the Queen Charlotte Fair or enjoy any other outdoor fun this week? Stay hydrated, take breaks indoors, and keep an eye on your home. If you notice possible roof damage or want to be proactive, get in touch with us today for fast, local help. Your comfort and safety are our top priority!
