Severe Thunderstorm Alert for Concord, NC: What Homeowners Should Know – June 25, 2025

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Date of Alert: June 25, 2025

Issued by: NWS Greenville-Spartanburg SC at 7:03 PM EDT
Expires: 7:30 PM EDT, June 25, 2025
Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect until midnight for the Piedmont of North Carolina.

Strong Storms Moving Through Concord – What to Expect

This evening, a strong thunderstorm is passing through south-central Cabarrus County, including Concord, NC. The National Weather Service has tracked this storm moving southwest at 15 mph, bringing with it wind gusts up to 50 mph and half-inch hail. While the heart of the storm is near Mint Hill and east Charlotte, Concord is within the impacted area and should take precautions right away.

Potential Impacts in Concord, NC

  • Roofing and Property Damage: Wind gusts of 50 mph can easily break tree limbs, send unsecured outdoor items flying, and potentially damage shingles, gutters, and flashing. Half-inch hail, though sometimes underestimated, can dent metal surfaces, chip paint, and bruise or crack shingles—especially on older roofs.
  • Transportation Delays: Downed limbs or debris on roads could slow evening commutes and make local travel hazardous.
  • Local Events at Risk: If you're planning to attend the Queen Charlotte Fair at Route 29 Pavilion (happening June 19–July 5, 2025), or heading to Wednesday Yoga at Cabarrus Brewing Co. (June 25, 6:30–7:30 pm), be prepared for weather delays, potential cancellations, or the need to seek shelter. Always check with event organizers before heading out.

How to Recognize and Inspect Roof Damage After Storms

Even a brief thunderstorm can leave lasting marks on your home. Wondering what to look for once the skies clear?

  • Visual Inspection: Safely walk around your property and check for missing or curled shingles, dented gutters, or granules collecting in downspouts. Notice any shingle fragments in your yard?
  • Attic Check: Look inside your attic for damp spots, leaks, or sunlight peeking through the roof boards.
  • Hail Hits: Hail can leave dark, soft spots on asphalt shingles or break through older roofing materials. Compare hail stones to a marble or a dime—today's storm produced half-inch hail, which is enough to cause real trouble for worn roofs.

Curious whether your home suffered storm damage? Unsure if a minor leak is just the beginning? ConcordNC Roof Repair offers free professional inspections and can help you navigate insurance claims and documentation.

Take Action – Protect Your Home

  • Stay indoors during the storm and secure outdoor belongings if you haven’t already.
  • After the storm passes, inspect your roof and property as soon as it’s safe.
  • If you spot any signs of damage—or just want peace of mind—schedule a free inspection with our team.

Fast action can mean the difference between a quick repair or a major replacement. Don’t wait—get in touch with us today for expert, local help when you need it most.