The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Lightning, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00013722, approximately 29.6364 km away, between 2022-05-23 14:25:00 and 2022-05-24 01:00:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 210000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A stalled surface boundary across the central North Carolina was the focal point for shower and thunderstorm development. Primary impacts were in the form of gusty winds and small hail. Several tornado warnings were issued, although most of the damage was from straight line winds. Moderate flooding due to two rounds of short-lived but heavy rainfall was observed in Alamance, Orange, and Wake counties. Storm activity largely waned after midnight. A stalled surface boundary across the central North Carolina was the focal point for shower and thunderstorm development. Event Narrative: Trees and power lines were reported down near the intersection of Deep River Rd and Cedar Lake Rd near the town of Moncure. A tree was reported down near the intersection of Efland-Cedar Grove Rd and US Highway 70 W in Efland. A tree was reported down at North Carolina Highway 54 W and Stanford Rd near the town of Oaks. A structural fire was presumed to be caused by lightning in the town of Efland, near the intersection of Forrest Ave and Brookhollow Rd. Downed trees fell on power equipment and power lines in the town of Corinth, near the intersection of Dickens Rd and Route 42. Numerous trees were snapped along S Miami Blvd near Laurel Dr in Bethesda. Trees were reported down in the Northgate Park Neighborhood north of Downtown Durham, near the intersection of W Lavender Ave and Glendale Ave. Emergency managers reported numerous trees down throughout much of Durham County, including downed trees on homes. Downed trees fell on power lines in Clayton near the intersection of Summer Pl Ct and Loop Rd. Downed trees fell on power equipment, causing power outages near the intersection of Boyce Mill Rd and Old Creedmoor Rd. Flooding due to heavy rain along US-70 in Hillsborough led to closures from Holiday Park Dr to Lawrence Rd. A tree fell on power lines near the intersection of Fontana Dr and Loop Rd near the town of Flowers. Numerous trees and power lines were reported down throughout Franklin County, with some damage near the intersection of Warner Winn Rd and Dyking Rd. An automated creek gage along Walnut Creek near the intersection of southeast Maynard Rd and East Chatham St was above flood stage. Flash flooding due to heavy rainfall was reported at Wolf Creek Circle in Raleigh. A very brief EF-0 tornado, with estimated maximum wind speeds of 85 mph, touched down during the late afternoon on Monday, May 23, 2022, just northeast of the City of Durham, Durham County North Carolina. The touchdown, which occurred at treetop level, first occurred along Glenbrook Dr, De Mille St, Hinson Dr, Waring St, Da Vinci St, and several of the surrounding streets. The tornado then lifted and briefly touched down again at treetop level along Colonial Heights Dr and Thompson Rd, before lifting and finally dissipating. ||Since the rotary winds never actually touched the ground and remained at treetop level, the direct damage was confined to trees and resulted in numerous uprooted and snapped trees. Subsequent damage occurred to several homes when the uprooted and |snapped trees fell on them. While surveying the damage, a resident of the affected area showed the surveyor video that was captured as the damaging was occurring. This video showed a funnel cloud extending down to, but not below the treetop or tree canopy level, thus resulting in the heavy damage to numerous trees in the affected area, and subsequent structural damage.