The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Flood. These occurred near station USW00013881, approximately 29.6368 km away, between 2010-01-24 21:15:00 and 2010-01-26 08:00:00. The flood was caused by Heavy Rain. Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 90000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Widespread heavy rain affected the region ahead of a slow moving cold front. Rainfall amounts of 3 to 4 inches were common across western North Carolina. Quite a bit of flash flooding developed as a result of the heavy rain falling on already saturated ground. Windy conditions the following day, combined with the wet ground, resulted in a few fallen trees. One tree fell on a car, killing the driver. Widespread heavy rain affected the region ahead of a slow moving cold front. Event Narrative: Although heavy rainfall ended over the county shortly after midnight, runoff resulted in|persistent high water conditions through much of the rest of the night. Widespread flooding developed across the county, with numerous roads closed, some due to poor drainage, and some due to overflowing streams. This included a bridge that was washed out on Massapoag Rd a little south of Lincolnton. Significant flooding developed along Back Creek in the city of Harrisburg. Several roads were closed by flood waters, including Caldwell Rd, Stallings Rd, and Pharr Mill Rd. One swift water rescue was required, and water entered homes on Blackjack Oak Ct, where Fuda Creek runs into Back Creek. Urban and small stream flooding developed throughout the city of Salisbury and surrounding areas. Although most flooding was due to poor drainage, Grants Creek and Town Creek overflowed their banks near the city. Closed roads included Innes St at I-85, Jake Alexander Bvd, Sunset Dr, and Happy Lake Rd about 8 miles south of Salisbury. A woman was rescued from her car on Old Concord Rd, which was flooded by Dutch Buffalo Creek 9 miles south southwest of town. Also, urban flooding developed on the Rowan side of Kannapolis, with Crestmont St closed and water entering an apartment building. A combination of urban flooding and small stream flooding developed across much of the southern and eastern half of Mecklenburg County. The Briar Creek basin was hardest hit, with numerous roads closed along the creek and several rescues required|from vehicles. A few of the closed roads included Independence Bvd, Shannonhouse Dr, Dunlavin Way, and Country Club Dr. Other closed roads included Reedy Creek Rd 11 miles east of town, Sharon Rd, Lancaster Highway 13 miles south of town, Woodland Dr at Commonwealth Ave, and Eastway Dr. Although heavy rainfall ended over the county during the early morning hours, runoff from the rainfall caused high water conditions to persist until after sunrise. The main stream affected was the Rocky River, which went well above it���s established flood stage. Significant urban flooding developed on the Cabarrus side of Kannapolis, with numerous roads closed due to high water. Affected roads included Verona, Fairview, Eddleman, South Little Texas, Pine, and Trinity Church Rd. Evacuations became necessary on Pine St and Verona St. Although heavy rainfall ended across the area during the early morning hours, high water conditions persisted until after sunrise across the Charlotte metro area.