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Heavy Rain Brings Areas of Flash Flooding, Prompts Water Rescues

  • Heavy rain on Thursday afternoon caused flash flooding and downed trees in Lee County, including Sanford, North Carolina.
  • Heavy rainfall totaling between three and five inches fell within a span of under two hours, leading to a Flash Flood Warning in effect until approximately 6:15 p.m. And a surge in emergency rescue calls.
  • Emergency responders carried out more than 20 water rescues, including one involving an individual stuck inside a vehicle in downtown Sanford.
  • Sanford Fire Chief Matt Arnold reported that the area received between three and five inches of rainfall within a couple of hours and advised residents to remain indoors and avoid driving.
  • Floodwaters began receding by early Thursday evening, but officials warned of saturated ground and urged continued caution due to more rain threats.
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CBS 17 broke the news in Raleigh, United States on Thursday, June 5, 2025.
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