The following events were reported: Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00013722, approximately 32.1573 km away, between 2019-04-19 10:01:00 and 2019-04-19 16:25:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 2029000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A deepening upper-level trough, which featured a strong polar jet ejecting northeast atop an eastward advancing cold front, brought severe thunderstorms that produced|7 tornadoes and widespread damaging straight-line winds across central NC. The strongest tornado of the day in North Carolina formed in southwestern Orange County and reached EF-2 strength as it neared Hillsborough. Along its path estimated at 12 miles long and a maximum of 600 yards wide, the roof and exterior walls of one home were reported as completely destroyed. A deepening upper-level trough, which featured a strong polar jet ejecting northeast atop an eastward advancing cold front, brought severe thunderstorms that produced|7 tornadoes and widespread damaging straight-line winds across central NC. Event Narrative: Media reported downed tree onto a vehicle resulting in a cracked windshield. Large trees blown down onto car. Monetary damages were estimated. Several trees down in the Holly Springs, including downed trees along Holly Springs Road, Richardson Road, Optimist Road, and Avent Ferry Road. Numerous trees down in the Pittsboro area. Trees and power-lines blown down along Dodsons Cross Roads. One large tree fell through a fence. Tress were reported down near Dairyland Road. A 50 ft. tree fell down across the road. Several trees blown down along a swath extending from Charlie Grissom Road to |S. Garnett Street in Henderson. Tree down on power-lines at 454 S. Chavis Strett. Power-line was blown down at 526 Peach Orchard Road. Multiple trees were reported down, some snapped off, near Old Crews Road. A tree was reported down at Guy Road and Amelia Church Road. A tornado initially touched down in the White Cross area and Leslie Drive area of southwest Orange County. Considerable tree damage occurred in this area, including the snapping and splitting of healthy large-trunk trees. Subsequent damage to vehicles and homes occurred as the trees fell. Given the magnitude and nature of the damage, wind speeds were estimated at 110 mph. The tornado then tracked north-northeast eventually crossing Dodsons Cross Road, Dairlyland Road, Arthur Minnis Road, and Borland Roads, all while producing similar tree damage. The tornado finally began to lift and/or dissipate near Hillsborough just north of I-40 near exit 261, but not before producing considerable damage to several homes just south of exit 261. The roof and several exterior walls of one home were completely destroyed. Damage at this location was estimated at 115 mph, making this tornado a low-end EF-2 on the EF scale. One tree was blown down near the intersection of Hight and Fairport Road. Several power-lines also reported down in Oxford. Trees were reported down. Power-lines reported down at S. Lombard Street and Regency Park Drive. Power-lines were blown down near the intersection of Mack Todd Road and Black Love Road.