The following events were reported: Hail, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00013722, approximately 24.9623 km away, between 2019-05-13 08:54:00 and 2019-05-13 13:10:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 5.323333333333333 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 101250000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A southward moving cold front interacted with a rather unstable air mass for mid to late morning into the early afternoon across the area and allowed for the development of an isolated cluster of thunderstorms across the central Piedmont and central Coastal Plain of central North Carolina. The cluster of thunderstorms become severe and produced wind damage, very large hail and a EF-2 tornado as shortwave disturbance moved across the area allowing the convection to quickly intensify. A southward moving cold front interacted with a rather unstable air mass for mid to late morning into the early afternoon across the area and allowed for the development of an isolated cluster of thunderstorms across the central Piedmont and central Coastal Plain of central North Carolina. Event Narrative: A supercell thunderstorm tracked across portions of southern Wake County into central Johnston County. The thunderstorm produced hail ranging from golf ball size to baseball size hail. The hail caused extensive damage to homes, cars, buildings and businesses in its path. Several car dealerships has substantial damage done to cars on their lots and many homeowners had broken winds and significant roof and siding damage. Nickel size hail was reported at Creedmoor Road and West Millbrook Road. One inch hail was reported at Piermont Drive. The tornado initially touched down just west of Rolesville Road  |near Tink's Place in eastern Wake County. The tornado initially  |produced widespread EF-1 damage with sporadic EF-2 damage noted on |Weathers Road. Along the path to Weathers Road, numerous trees  |were either uprooted or snapped and mangled together, consistent  |with EF-1 damage. | |At Weathers Road, structural damage was noted as a single family  |home had its exterior walls collapsed. Several metal farm  |buildings were also completely destroyed and strewn about a field. |Sheet metal was wrapped around a nearby tree. An RV was flipped  |over numerous times landing crushed in an open field. In  |addition, another home had the windows blown out with roof damage. |It was in this area that EF-2 damage was determined. | |The tornado continued tracking east and crossed Edgemont Road just  |north of HWY 264/64, then crossing HWY 264/64 where numerous trees  |were downed and snapped. Generally EF-1 damage was noted here. | |The tornado then moved east into Zebulon along and near Highway  |97 (West Gannon Avenue) where numerous trees snapped and uprooted. |It continued east of Zebulon, crossing HWY 264/64 again, and going |just north of the Five County Stadium. Generally EF-0 and EF-1  |damage was noted here. The Tink's Place tornado continued into western Nash County and then crossed into Nash County, where damage was  observed on Brantley Road. Most of the damage consisted of trees being snapped and uprooted, with structural damage to an open-air  |farm outhouse. Just east on Massey Road, one newly constructed  home suffered roof damage, with roof trusses severely damaged. Shingles had not been completed on the home yet, therefore this damage was considered EF-1 level. Also on Massey Road, a modular home suffered roof and wall damage, while two farm outhouses were severely damaged. The tornado then tracked east along Nade Road causing more uprooted and snapped trees. A home along Nade Road also lost its chimney with a cinderblock outhouse suffering complete roof failure. | |Finally, the tornado began to weaken as it crossed the woods east of Hoyt Road, and it eventually lifted just east of Winters Road. One tree was reported down on a power line near Moore Mountain Road. Two inch diameter hail damaged cars, shingles and broke windows a couple miles southeast of Williams Crossroads.