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Date: June 10, 2025
At 7:31 PM EDT today, the National Weather Service issued a Special Weather Statement regarding a strong thunderstorm tracking over Mt Pleasant, approximately 11 miles east of Downtown Concord. This storm is moving east at about 20 mph, bringing wind gusts up to 40 mph, and it is expected to impact western Montgomery and Stanly Counties until 8:15 PM EDT.
Potential Impacts of the Storm
This storm poses risks including downed tree limbs and potential damage to unsecured outdoor items. The gusty winds could also lead to minor damage to roofing, gutters, and exterior fixtures. It's important for homeowners in the Concord area to be aware and prepared for these possible damages.
How to Recognize and Inspect Roof Damage After Storms
After the storm passes, conduct a visual inspection of your roof from the ground. Look out for:
- Missing or blown-off shingles
- Damaged gutters or downspouts
- Visible dents or bruises on shingles
- Debris accumulation, especially around vents and chimneys
If you suspect any damage, it's crucial to call in a professional for a thorough, free inspection.
Local Outdoor Events Affected
With summer events in full swing, locals planning to attend outdoor gatherings should be mindful of today's storm alert. One significant event scheduled is the June Jams at Juneberry Ridge, a Father's Day weekend event in Stanly County. Attendees should stay updated on weather conditions and consider alternate indoor activities for safety.
Stay Safe and Act Quickly
Safety is paramount during severe weather. Make sure your family is indoors and safe. After the storm, don't hesitate to contact roofing professionals to assess any potential damage. Prompt action can prevent minor issues from escalating into major repairs.
For a free professional inspection and help with any necessary insurance documentation, get in touch with us today. We are here to ensure your home stays safe and secure, no matter the weather.
