PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. (WGHP) — Governor Stein declared a State of Emergency on Saturday as the state prepares for heavy rainfall and potential impacts from Tropical Depression 9, which could develop into storm Imelda, according to a press release.
“North Carolinians across the state should prepare for tropical weather to bring heavy rainfall and potential flooding,” said Governor Josh Stein. “This State of Emergency will enable North Carolina’s State Emergency Response Team to mobilize resources and prepare for potential impacts. Forecasts remain uncertain, so it’s important that North Carolinians get prepared now, have emergency kits ready, and listen to local emergency guidance to stay safe and informed.”
Some areas in the Piedmont Triad are warning the public of severe weather and potential flooding.
Randolph County
Randolph County Emergency Services is closely monitoring the systems in the Atlantic, according to the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office…