
Power outage at The Streets at Southpoint, businesses in the area
The Streets at Southpoint and businesses along Renaissance Parkway and Fayetteville Street in Durham are experiencing a power outage.


RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- ABC11 is tracking multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms expected to move across central North Carolina through Friday, bringing the threat of heavy rain, flash flooding and isolated storm impacts.
A Flood Watch remains in effect as some communities could see 2 to 4 inches of rain, with locally higher amounts exceeding 5 inches. Heavy downpours may lead to flooding in low-lying areas, along creeks and streams, and on roadways.
Stay with ABC11 throughout the day for the latest weather alerts, flooding reports, power outages and forecast updates.

The Streets at Southpoint and businesses along Renaissance Parkway and Fayetteville Street in Durham are experiencing a power outage.

Flash Flood Warning issued for Cumberland, Harnett, Hoke, Johnston, Moore, Sampson, and Wayne until 3 p.m.

Heavy rain is creating new concerns across Wake County, where saturated ground is making trees more likely to fall.
The Northern Wake Fire Department recently responded after a tree fell onto a home. Officials say days of rain have left the soil unable to firmly support some trees, increasing the risk of them toppling with little warning.
Firefighters urge residents to watch for signs of trouble, including leaning trees, exposed roots and cracked limbs, and to have potentially hazardous trees evaluated.
"Sometimes the danger isn't the storm itself, but what it leaves behind," the department said.
Large tree is causing traffic slowdowns on Spring Forest Road near Shanda Drive in Raleigh
Police on the scene waiting for crews to remove it. Drivers should use caution in that area.