Heavy downpours trapped drivers in their cars and flooded streets across the Piedmont on Monday morning. On Centennial St. in High Point, police rescued a woman trapped in her car at an intersection then directed traffic in the area until the flooding eased.
At East Commerce Ave. and Park St., water rose and subsided quickly, leaving a line of debris on cars parked in the area. Crews there worked to clear storm drains of grass clippings and other debris, which may have contributed to the flooding.
Severe weather rolled across parts of the Piedmont overnight Sunday, hitting Davidson County particularly hard. Flooding caused some problems along Randolph St. and Taylor St. in the downtown district.
Nearly 300 people remain without power in the county as of late Monday morning.
Storms continue to move across the Piedmont on Monday, with a 50 percent chance of storms and showers for most areas. The expected high is 84 degrees, according to Emily Byrd in the FOX8 Weather Center.
Skies are expected to clear tonight, leading to a mostly sunny day Tuesday.
On Sunday night, residents of Kernersville didn't get much rain, but saw plenty of lightning. Bolts lit up the sky for about two hours.
About 200 people remain without power in Forsyth County as of late Monday morning.
At East Commerce Ave. and Park St., water rose and subsided quickly, leaving a line of debris on cars parked in the area. Crews there worked to clear storm drains of grass clippings and other debris, which may have contributed to the flooding.
Severe weather rolled across parts of the Piedmont overnight Sunday, hitting Davidson County particularly hard. Flooding caused some problems along Randolph St. and Taylor St. in the downtown district.
Nearly 300 people remain without power in the county as of late Monday morning.
Storms continue to move across the Piedmont on Monday, with a 50 percent chance of storms and showers for most areas. The expected high is 84 degrees, according to Emily Byrd in the FOX8 Weather Center.
Skies are expected to clear tonight, leading to a mostly sunny day Tuesday.
On Sunday night, residents of Kernersville didn't get much rain, but saw plenty of lightning. Bolts lit up the sky for about two hours.
About 200 people remain without power in Forsyth County as of late Monday morning.
