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Chantal’s Remnants Flood Central North Carolina, Knock Out Power

Moore County has declared an emergency with authorities urging residents to steer clear of inundated roads and properties.

Chantal, which was a tropical storm, became a tropical depression on Sunday morning after it moved over land.
Flood damage in the Town of Southern Pines, North Carolina on July 6, 2025. Credit: Town of Southern Pines
(Representational image) Tropical Depression Chantal causes flash flooding and power outages in North Carolina. (Photo by Jim Vondruska / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)
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Overview

  • Thousands of central North Carolina residents remain without power after strong winds from Chantal’s remnants downed trees and damaged Duke Energy lines.
  • The National Weather Service confirmed that a probable tornado damaged two hangars and two aircraft at Sanford’s Raleigh Executive Jetport.
  • Flood watches remain in effect through Monday for Lee, Moore, Orange and Chatham counties due to persistent rainfall.
  • Moore County declared a state of emergency through July 9 to mobilize emergency services and coordinate flood response.
  • Forecasts indicate the remnants will drift northeast into the Mid-Atlantic, potentially extending inland flood risks beyond North Carolina.