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Alert Date: June 19, 2025
Weather Statement: Issued by NWS Raleigh NC at 6:28 PM EDT, in effect through 7:30 PM EDT
Today’s Weather Alert: Thunderstorm & Wind Gusts Up to 40 mph
This evening, the National Weather Service has issued a special weather statement for central Davidson and northwestern Randolph counties. Doppler radar is tracking a strong thunderstorm moving east at 35 mph, bringing wind gusts up to 40 mph. While Concord is just outside the immediate alert zone, weather in nearby counties often signals what’s heading our way. If you’re in Concord or planning to travel nearby, this is an alert you can’t ignore.
- Hazard: Wind gusts up to 40 mph
- Potential Impact: Downed tree limbs, unsecured objects blowing away, potential property and infrastructure damage
- Affected Locations: High Point, Asheboro, Lexington, Randleman, Thomasville, Linwood, Archdale, Trinity, Denton, Gordontown
- Instruction: If outdoors, seek shelter immediately
Local Outdoor Events to Watch For
With severe thunderstorms on the radar, outdoor plans may need a quick adjustment. Here are some Concord-area outdoor events coinciding with this weather window:
- Queen Charlotte Fair (June 19 – July 5 at Route 29 Pavilion, Concord): If you’re heading out to the fair, be alert for changing weather and have a backup plan to take shelter as needed.
- Tianyu Lights Festival (Concord Mills, ends June 22): This spectacular light display is outdoors—check event status before you go and watch for high winds that could affect tents and displays.
Planning to attend? Keep an eye on the sky and monitor local updates. Event organizers may pause or adjust activities for safety.
How to Recognize & Inspect Roof Damage After Storms
Storms like these are notorious for causing damage that isn’t always obvious from the ground. Worried about what to look for after the winds die down? Here’s a quick checklist for Concord homeowners:
- Missing or lifted shingles: Look for uneven lines or patches where shingles are missing.
- Granule loss: Check your gutters and downspouts for a buildup of tiny shingle granules.
- Dented flashing or vents: Metal fixtures can get bent or dented by flying debris.
- Leaks or water stains: Inspect your attic and upper ceilings soon after the storm passes.
- Debris on the roof: Branches or other objects can damage shingles or create weak spots.
Curious what it will cost to get your roof repaired correctly? Need peace of mind a storm hasn’t caused hidden leaks? Request a free roof inspection today. Our local team can help you with professional documentation for insurance and fast repairs.
Stay Safe and Take Action
Strong thunderstorms bring real risks to homes and outdoor plans in Concord. Don’t wait to check your roof or secure outdoor belongings—quick action now can prevent bigger headaches later. Questions about weather-related roof damage, insurance, or emergency repairs? Get in touch with us today for trusted, local expertise.
