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Wednesday's flooding hotspots

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Heilig Road at Faith Road, Lincolnton Road at Milford Hills Road, Park Road near Knox Middle School, Old Beatty Ford Road, U.S. 52 near Crescent Road, Barringer Road, Old N.C. 80, East Innes Street at Interstate 85, Mount Hope Church Road at Old Concord Road, Bringle Ferry Road, St. Paul's Church Road at Glover Road, Old Mocksville Road and Prescott Drive near Eagle Heights neighborhood, North Long Street in East Spencer.

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