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Tree debris closes lane on US 52 South as storms knock out power in Forsyth County
Storms moving through Forsyth County knocked down trees, closed a lane on US 52 South and left more than 6,000 Duke Energy customers without power Sunday evening.
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What happenedStorms moving through Forsyth County knocked down trees, closed a lane on US 52 South and left more than 6,000 Duke Energy customers without power Sunday evening.
The headline splitWFMY News 2 (Tegna, Greensboro) frames it as "Tree debris closes lane on US 52 South as storms knock out power in Forsyth County". WXII12 (Hearst, Greensboro) frames it as "Debris, downed trees back up traffic on US-52 South in Forsyth County".
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CenterTree debris closes lane on US 52 South as storms knock out power in Forsyth County
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Tree debris closes lane on US 52 South as storms knock out power in Forsyth County
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Storms moving through Forsyth County knocked down trees, closed a lane on US 52 South and left more than 6,000 Duke Energy customers without power Sunday evening.
