Name: Raleigh residents remember, prepare for possible tornado
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Description: A deadly tornado outbreak in 2011, North Carolina's population has increased by an estimated 10 percent; Wake County's population increased more than 23 percent, which means many might not have experienced the scare or know what to do when severe weather hits.

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A deadly tornado outbreak in 2011, North Carolina's population has increased by an estimated 10 percent; Wake County's population increased more than 23 percent, which means many might not have experienced the scare or know what to do when severe weather hits.

<p>BACK HOME, IF YOU HAVE A VACCINATION PLAN FOR TOMORROW, CHECK AHEAD. WAKE COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH IS SHIFTING ALL THE VACCINATIONS SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW TO FRIDAY AND WE UNDERSTAND THE SAME THING IS HAPPENING IN GREENSBORO. &gt;&gt;&gt; WE WANT YOU TO BE PREPARED BECAUSE EVEN THE POTENTIAL FOR TORNADOES HAVE SOME OF YOU THINKING BACK TO THIS FROM 10 YEARS AGO. WE WERE UNDER A LEVEL 5 RISK ON THAT DAY. WE SAW 30 TORNADOES FROM THE TRIANGLE EAST. 24 PEOPLE DIED IN THE STATE, INCLUDING FOUR CHILDREN IN RALEIGH WHEN A LARGE TREE CRASHED ON THEIR HOME. WRAL'S JOE FISHER IS IN RALEIGH WHERE MANY OF US REMEMBER THAT DAY, ALL OF US TO. NOW WE ARE GETTING READY FOR WHATEVER MAY COME TOMORROW. &gt;&gt; Reporter: DAVID, TONIGHT WE ARE IN THE OAKWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD. MANY OF THE NEIGHBORS HERE REMEMBER 2011 WELL. THE BIG CONCERN FOR TOMORROW IS UPROOTED TREES. YOU CAN SEE ALL OF THE TREES THAT LINE THE STREETS. THAT IS WHY IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT TO AVOID THE TOP FLOOR OF YOUR HOME. INSTEAD, YOU SHOULD TAKE SHELTER IN A LOWER-LEVEL INTERIOR ROOM WITH NO WINDOWS, LIKE A CLOSET OR A BATHROOM. &gt;&gt; A REMEMBER THAT THE TORNADO SKIPPED THROUGH THE NEIGHBORHOOD. &gt;&gt; Reporter: CURTIS HAS LIVED IN OAKWOOD 25 YEARS AND HOPES HE NEVER FORGETS THE 2011 TORNADO THAT CAME BARRELING TOWARD DOWNTOWN RALEIGH. &gt;&gt; A REMEMBER BASICALLY HUDDLING IN THE BATHROOM WITH THE DOGS WHILE IT WENT BY. &gt;&gt; Reporter: THE STORM DAMAGED HOMES AND TOPPLED TREES THAT LEFT THE CITY'S CEMETERY NEARBY IN SHAMBLES. &gt;&gt; I THINK MOST WOULD AGREE THE WORST PART OF THE DAY WAS THE NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE A TREE FELL ON THE HOUSE AND WE LOST SOME YOUNG CHILDREN. &gt;&gt; Reporter: FOUR CHILDREN DIED IN THE STONY BROOK NORTH COMMUNITY. JEFF HAMMERSTEIN WITH WEEK EMS RECALLS BEING DISPATCHED TO ANOTHER HOME WITH EIGHT PEOPLE TRAPPED INSIDE. &gt;&gt; ME AND SOME BYSTANDERS WERE ABLE TO PULL ON SOME BRANCHES AND WERE ABLE TO GET THEM OUT OF THE HOUSE. THEY WERE SAFE. &gt;&gt; Reporter: WITH THE POTENTIAL FOR HIGH WINDS, HAIL AND TORNADOES, WE THINK -- &gt;&gt; A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE GOING TO CALL AND NEED HELP. WITH THAT DESTRUCTION, IT MAKES IT MORE DIFFICULT FOR US TO GET PLACES. &gt;&gt; Reporter: HE URGES PEOPLE TO NEED WARNINGS AND STAY OFF THE ROADS. THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN THROUGH THIS BEFORE PLAN TO LAY LOW UNTIL THE STORM PASSES. &gt;&gt; HOPEFULLY, IT WON'T BE ANYTHING BUT WE WILL BE READY IF WE NEED TO. &gt;&gt; Reporter: WE ALSO CHECKED IN WITH THE RED CROSS TODAY. THEY ARE ENCOURAGING EVERYONE TO HAVE THEIR EMERGENCY KIT READY, INCLUDING A FLASHLIGHT AND, OF COURSE, BATTERIES, PERHAPS SOME WATER AND NONPERISHABLE FOOD. ONE OTHER REMINDER IS TO CHARGE UP YOUR PHONES AND OTHER DEVICES, ESPECIALLY CONSIDERING YOU COULD HAVE ACCESS TO THE WRAL WEATHER APP, WHICH IS, OF</p>

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Raleigh residents remember, prepare for possible tornado

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I'm meteorologist, Kat Campbell in the wr a severe weather center. No more thirties in the forecast and we don't have a frost threat tonight so you can leave your plants be, temperatures are falling into the upper forties to lower fifties overnight. We've got a different wind direction and some more clouds that will fill in by daybreak tomorrow at the bus stop, it'll be in the low to mid fifties for most of the kids out there. So a mild start, but you may want to send your kids to school with an umbrella because by the time they head home, some of us are going to be dealing with a chance for rain during the afternoon. It's all due to this cold front. Approaching from the northwest. There's not a lot of moisture for the front to work with, but just enough and enough lift to squeeze out some rain. I think that rain chances would start in our northwestern counties around 11 a.m. through lunchtime. And then that chance is really closer to, to three o'clock here in the triangle. But that might be when the kids are heading home as we get toward 456. It would be south and east of the triangle with the best chance for rain. Rocky Mount, Southern Pines. I'm thinking you'll be in that 3 to 5 p.m. time frame for rain. It's not going to be a very heavy rain. There is a small chance of a thunderstorm embedded, but most of us will just see some pretty light rain. In fact, models are showing less than 5/100 of an inch of rain. So very tiny rainfall amounts from this event. We do have the Durham Bulls in town this week. And luckily the forecast looks good for all of their home games. First pitch is at 6:35 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. We've just got wonderful baseball weather. Temperatures will be near 70 for the first pitches and the rain should be over in Durham, the triangle by the time we get to dinner time for tomorrow evening, which means it's likely to be a dry game for us. Your seven day forecast show, some big changes are on the way though. We've got 74 for the high Wednesday with chance for rain Thursday just 72. So a small dip in our high temperatures more noticeable at night though we fall into the upper forties Thursday night to Friday morning, we're going with 47 as the low Friday morning around the triangle. And then once we get to the weekend temperatures begin to rebound. However, that will come with an increasing cloud cover mostly cloudy Saturday and Sunday. But back in the eighties by Sunday and even warmer next week, highs could climb near 90 a week from today.

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Good evening. I'm Tis the cash with tonight's lottery drawings for Tuesday, April 23rd, 2024. Good luck at the Carolina pick 38 is our first winning number tonight, followed by six, third pick 35 and the pick three. Fireball number is eight. Joining me for tonight's drawing is our auditor from mcconnell and Jones L LP. Now it's time for the Carolina pick for checking tickets. Good luck. Six is first winning number tonight followed by zero, third pick 4, 1/4 winning number another zero. And our pick for fireball number is three. Let's turn now to the Carolina cash five. If no one matches all five numbers to win the jackpot tonight, tomorrow's top prize is an estimated $528,000. Good luck first winning cash five number 28 cash 5, 33. 3rd winning number 13. Our fourth cash five tonight, 25 and good luck. Our final winning number is 30. The North Carolina Education lottery has contributed over $10 billion to education. Thanks for your support and get the winning numbers every night right here on your exclusive station for the North Carolina Education lottery. Thanks for playing.

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>> ACROSS AMERICA WITH MEGA JACKPOTS, IT'S MEGA MILLIONS HALEM ERIC, I'M JOHN CROW TO SEIZE APRIL 23RD AND TONIGHT'S MEGA MILLIONS JACKPOT IS AN ESTIMATED ANNUITIZED 202 MILLION DOLLARS. >> TO WIN THAT JACKPOT, YOU MUST MATCH THESE 5 WHITE. PLUS THAT GOLD MEGA BALL. NOW AS YOU MAKE IT MAKE YOU A MILLIONAIRE TONIGHT. FIRST WINNING NUMBER TONIGHT IS A 43 FOLLOWED. MY 39. UP NEXT, WE HAVE 11 IN X NUMBER IS 17 IN YOUR FINAL WHITE BALL NUMBER FOR THIS TUESDAY EVENING IS 33 NOW FOR THE MEGA BALL NUMBER. THAT IS 14 AGAIN. TONIGHT'S WINNING NUMBERS ARE 43. 39, 11,

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Good afternoon. I'm Grace Hall and welcome to this afternoon's drawings for Tuesday, April 23rd, 2024. Let's get started with the Carolina pick three. The first pick three number is the first number is one followed by 30 and then your fire ball is four. Joining me for this afternoon's drawing is our auditor from mcconnell and Jones L LP. Now let's move on to the Carolina pick for the first pick four. Number is still waiting for those numbers to draw. As I said this afternoon's drawing, our auditor is mcconnell Jones L LP. Now we've got your first number is eight then zero, then nine followed by eight and your fireball is four. Thank you for watching.

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Good evening, America. I'm Michelle Isles. Tonight. We've got another life changing jackpot for you in an estimated amount of $116 million. Get your tickets out. We'll start things off tonight with the number 39 right after that America. We have 12. Let's congratulate Francisco Nunez of North Carolina who won $150,000. Now, your next number up tonight is 16. That's followed by 52 and we're rounded out tonight with 33. Now for your winning powerball number. Good luck, everyone. It is one and your power play multiplier is two. Let's take another look at those winning numbers. Remember there are multiple ways to win. We'll see you back here Wednesday night. Good night. It's time to play America's favorite.

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