The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Hail, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00013722, approximately 27.5221 km away, between 2020-02-06 12:40:00 and 2020-02-07 08:45:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 42.47115384615385 inches.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 467000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A strong upper-level trough tracked eastward across North Carolina from the Gulf Coast states and brought heavy rain and severe weather. A warm front produced heavy rain and flash flooding along with the first round of severe weather during the early to mid afternoon. An assoiciated cold front and surface wave moved across the area during the mid to late afternoon and evening. This is when a line of strong to severe thunderstorms raced across the area, producing widespread damaging wind gusts. There were many reports of downed trees and power lines. A bow echo produced 80 to 100 mph straight line winds near Enfield and near Bunn, which snapped and uprooted trees and resulted in minor to moderate damage to numerous structures. In addition, two EF1 tornadoes were confirmed, one in Randolph County and one in Stanly County. A strong upper-level trough tracked eastward across North Carolina from the Gulf Coast states and brought heavy rain and severe weather. Event Narrative: Two foot in diameter trees were report down near the intersection of Barham Siding Road and Zebulon Road. Numerous large trees were reported down in and around Vandemere Court and Selfridge Court and Coldstream Court. Structural damage was reported to several warehouses, including several air conditioning units getting ripped off from the buildings. Power poles were reported snapped near the intersection of Lake Wheeler Road and Tryon Road. Several trees were reported down in the Summerfield North Subdivision. Glenwood Avenue was reported flooded due to high water near the Five Points area. A swath of damage was reported east of Rolesville near Pulley Town Road and continued eastward to near the Wake and Franklin County Line. Numerous pines trees were reported down or snapped off, barns and outbuildings were tossed or destroyed, and damage to fencing. Trees were reported down on power lines near the 4400 block of Zebulon Road. Multiple trees were reported down on Castalia Drive. Power lines were reported down near the intersection of Mitchell Mill Road and Highway 96. A large tree was reported down off of Rooksley court. Several trees were reported down off of Mc Wilder Road. Several trees were reported down near Hillsborough. Numerous trees were reported down across Alamance County. Two trees were reported down near Moncure. Numerous trees were reported down on power lines near Moncure. Numerous trees were reported down on power lines along Mount Carmel Church Road. Several trees were reported down near Bynum Ridge Road. Quarter size hail was reported at Wellington Court. One tree was reported down near the intersection of Forestville Road and Burlington Mills Road. A backyard playground set was reported to be picked up and tossed around 45 feet. This destroyed the playground set. Crabtree Creek at Old Wake Forecast Road crested above flood stage at 14.18 feet. One tree was reported down near the intersection of South Franklin Street and Holding Road. One tree was reported down across a driveway along Wait Street. A couple of road were reported flooded in the town of Holly Springs, including Old Holly Springs Apex Road at the Little Branch Bridge and along Rex Road in between People Road and Avent Ferry Road.