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Durham faces damaging wind, brief tornado risks Sunday
Durham could see damaging winds and brief tornadoes Sunday, with the main storm risk between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Here’s what to know before heading out.
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Durham could see damaging winds and brief tornadoes Sunday, with the main storm risk between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Here’s what to know before heading out.
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Isaias is nearing the Gulf Coast, and Durham’s weekend rain could linger through Sunday night. Here’s what to know about rainfall, storm risks, and outdoor plans.
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Isaias could bring Durham 1 to 2 inches of rain, mainly late Saturday into Sunday morning. Rain may clear later Sunday, but the timing could still change.
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Making outdoor plans this weekend? Rain looks more likely for Durham as Tropical Storm Isaias develops in the Gulf. There aren’t any local watches or warnings right now, but keep checking the forecast as the week goes on.
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Invest 92L could bring rain to Durham this weekend. Forecasters aren’t predicting hazardous weather here right now, but residents should keep an eye on the forecast as the week goes on.
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Durham still reports 96 days of readily accessible water, but Lake Michie and Little River Reservoir continue to fall. Stage 2 restrictions remain in effect.
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September rain hasn’t been enough to stop Durham’s water supply from shrinking. The reservoirs are now 45% full, readily accessible supply has fallen to 96 days, and Stage 2 restrictions remain in effect.
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Durham had 144 days of readily accessible reservoir water as of Aug. 13, while average demand on the reservoirs fell nearly 11% since July 26.
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Provisional data shows Lake Michie and Little River Reservoir continue to climb toward 100% full, with more rain likely in the days ahead.
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Hydrate, avoid excessive time outside, and check on relatives and neighbors.
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The Water Management Department has received 170 complaints about violations since Stage 2 restrictions went into effect on June 15. Formal citations may be issued this week.
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Starting June 15, Durham city residents and businesses move to Stage 2 water restrictions.