Coastal flooding also occurred near the northeastern corner of the state. Storm surge ranging from occurred along Albemarle Sound in Camden, Chowan, and Pasquotank counties, flooding areas near the sound. In Camden County, a number of roads and the fire department were inundated. With the Coast Guard station in Elizabeth City recorded a sustained wind speed of and a wind gust of , a few trees fell and scattered power outages were reported in northeastern North Carolina. The region experienced of precipitation, flooding some streets. The rain was generally beneficial as it broke a prolonged dry spell, but it also staged the catastrophic flood disaster caused by Hurricane Floyd a month later. Agricultural damage throughout North Carolina totaled at least $14 million. A combination of rainfall and winds damaged more than of crops, particularly corn, cotton, peanuts, soybeans, and tobacco.