North Carolina Severe Thunderstorm: Affecting Macon, Cherokee, and Adjacent Counties Until Nightfall
North and South Carolina parts are under a severe thunderstorm watch, including Cherokee, Graham, Jackson, Macon, and Swain counties in Carolina and Oconee County in South Carolina. The watch will remain in force until tonight at midnight.
According to the National Weather Service, the severe thunderstorm watch was issued at 5:00 PM EDT on Thursday, April 10, and will be in force until midnight. Severe thunderstorms, which might bring hail, destructive winds, and a lot of rain, are a concern associated with the storm system.
It is recommended that residents in these counties remain vigilant and keep an eye on local forecasts for updates on storm development. In the event of a storm, securing outside items, seeking interior refuge, and avoiding needless travel is advised.
Although there are no particular warnings, the watch indicates that severe weather conditions are favorable and that people should be ready for potential dangers. With the possibility of thunderstorms, the storm system is predicted to affect the area for several hours. Residents should follow the National Weather Service alerts or local news for the most recent information.
