GREENSBORO, N.C. — Debby rain moves out of the Greensboro, NC area on Friday, but flooding remains a concern for trouble spots and by rivers.
NEED TO KNOW:
- A woman died after a tree fell on her home in Rockingham County on Thursday evening - after a tornado warning was issued for the county.
- Sunshine reappears Friday afternoon.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 9 UPDATES:
11 a.m. -- Gov. Cooper is sharing the latest on Debby's impact in North Carolina.
8:45 a.m. -- A little more than 13,000 Duke Energy customers are without power across North Carolina this morning. A significant change from the more than 130,000 customers statewide who lost power during the storm on Thursday. Here are the latest outages in the Triad:
- Guilford County -- about 2,000
- Forsyth County -- a little less than 1,000
8 a.m. -- Viewer Julia Shuttlesworth shared this photo of the Haw River flooding over High Rock Road in Gibsonville. A detour is in place. Here's the latest on road conditions.
7 a.m. -- Wyndham Championship officials said the first round of the tournament will begin at 9:50 a.m. Friday.
6:30 a.m. -- Wyndham Championship officials said the tournament will not begin before 9:50 a.m. Friday.
6 a.m. -- River levels are on the rise and a concern for Friday flooding.
