- More than 2 months after a hailstorm caused major damage in Round Rock, residents are still dealing with repairs
- Leland resident still feeling effects of Hurricane Florence more than 5 years on
- Gov. Abbott says state emergency response resources will be ready to handle severe weather issues today
- Recapping the 2023 hurricane season on final day of season
- Hail, tornadoes a potential in Houston-area storms Thursday
Nearly 5,700 without power along Outer Banks as Tropical Storm Isaias approaches
Nags Head, N.C. — Some people along the Outer Banks had to deal with a power outage Sunday that had nothing to do with the storm.
Thousands of people in the Nag’s Head area are without power as Tropical Storm Isaias gets closer to North Carolina.
Equipment failure started a fire at a distribution station in Nags Head.
Thick black smoke filled the air at the substation as first responders shut down the street and told people to stay away.
Earlier Sunday, over 8,000 people were without power.
By 10:30 p.m., that number of people without power was down to 5,700.
Dominion Energy officials said there is no estimated restoration time for the people still without power.