The new day one outlook from the SPC maintains the enhanced risk for Eastern North Carolina. The discussion mentions the potential for supercells during the afternoon followed by a squall line later in the evening.
The SPC has upgraded to an Enhanced Risk for Eastern North Carolina now. They seem to like the idea of supercell development in the warm sector ahead of the main line in addition to QLCS spinnups with in that line.
1.86" of rain yesterday evening here in Pikeville and places around me got a good deal more than that. There were quite a few flooded roads in Wayne County as the sun set yesterday.
So there were at least 15 tornadoes between the February and April severe weather events plus there were likely a few more scattered throughout the year and we've already had a hurricane make landfall in Eastern NC.