Severe Weather Alert for Concord, NC: Strong Thunderstorm Expected June 29, 2025 – How to Prepare and Protect Your Roof

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Date of Alert: June 29, 2025

Issued: Special Weather Statement by NWS Raleigh NC at 2:01 PM EDT
Expires: 2:45 PM EDT, June 29, 2025

What Concord Homeowners Need to Know About Today’s Severe Thunderstorm

This afternoon, the National Weather Service (NWS) issued a Special Weather Statement warning residents in and around Concord, NC of a strong thunderstorm. Radar has tracked a storm system near Rockingham—almost stationary—expected to impact southwestern Moore, Scotland, southeastern Anson, Richmond, and Hoke counties through at least 2:45 PM EDT.

  • Hazards: Wind gusts exceeding 30 mph and pea-sized hail
  • Impacts: Downed tree limbs, unsecured outdoor items blown around, and minor hail damage to vegetation

While Concord isn’t named directly in the list of affected towns, we are close enough to see fast-changing weather. If you’re outside, it’s strongly advised to move indoors until this system passes.

Local Outdoor Activities Affected Today

  • Queen Charlotte Fair at Route 29 Pavilion (June 19–July 5): If you’re enjoying rides or food at the fair this afternoon, keep an eye on the skies and be ready to seek shelter if gusty winds or hail approach.
  • QC Fitness Games at Gibson Mill Market (June 29, 11:00 AM–12:15 PM): If you’re at or heading to this event, remember that sudden storms can create unsafe conditions for outdoor fitness activities. Listen for local organizers to pause or move the event if needed.

Severe weather can result in event delays or cancellations—always check official event updates before heading out.

How to Recognize and Inspect Roof Damage After a Thunderstorm

Wondering if your roof can handle today’s gusts and hail? Here’s what to look for after the storm:

  • Visible shingle damage: Check for missing, curled, or cracked shingles—especially after hail strikes.
  • Granule loss: Look in your gutters for excess shingle granules. Hail and wind often strip these protective layers from asphalt shingles.
  • Leaks or water stains: Inspect interior ceilings and attic spaces for new stains or dampness.
  • Dented gutters and flashing: Hail can dent metal components, leaving your roof vulnerable to future storms.

Curious what it will cost to get your roof inspected or repaired? Inspections are always free with our team, and we can help you document any damage for insurance claims.

Stay Safe & Take Action Quickly

  • Secure outdoor furniture and loose items—these winds can move more than you think.
  • After the storm, take photos of any roof or property damage for your records.
  • Don’t attempt dangerous repairs yourself—professional help is safer and more effective.

If you suspect your home has suffered storm damage, get in touch with us today for a complimentary inspection and expert guidance on next steps. Fast action can make all the difference when it comes to protecting your home and getting full insurance coverage.

Stay safe, Concord! If you have any urgent roofing concerns from today’s weather, we’re here to help.