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Weather Alert through the weekend for flash flooding/severe storms (opens the original)
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4 to 8" of rain fell Wednesday night across portions of eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia including Gallia, Mason and Jackson Counties, resulting in widespread flooding this morning. Some locations saw twice the amount of monthly rainfall for September in just a few hours time. Numerous roads were flooded and in some cases washed out. With more rounds of torrential rain later tonight, Friday and again Saturday we're under an extended Weather Alert until Sunday morning. While afternoon rain
Multiple storm rounds expected Tuesday (opens the original)
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Torrential downpours and thunderstorms early this morning produced one to three inches of rain in the Kanawha Valley and points north, resulting in areas of high water and a very saturated ground. This is concerning with a couple more rounds of torrential rainfall heading this way today, which will likely lead to a rapid rise to streams and creeks. A case or two of significant flash flooding can't be ruled out. The first line of storms is approaching the Ohio River as of noon with 60-70 mph wind
Strong storms heading for the Coalfields this afternoon (opens the original)
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Strong storms have moved south of our region and the Watch has expired. After a round of active weather this morning the atmosphere took a brief break but another line of storms is developing just south of Interstate 64 and pushing southeast into the coalfields. A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for those areas for this afternoon. Pockets of damaging winds, hail and an isolated tornado will be possible. Flash flooding is also possible as this line moves south and produces a quick 1-2 i
Weather calming down; major flooding persists northeast West Virginia (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — WEDNESDAY 1 A.M. UPDATE: The severe weather risk has ended for our area and high water is receding in southern Kanawha, Boone and Fayette counties overnight. However, major flooding continues in the Weston/Buckhannon area with many roads closed from high water, washouts or mudslides. Up to seven inches of rain fell in that area on Tuesday. If you plan to travel north on Interstate 79 Wednesday morning north of Braxton County make sure to check on road conditions. Flood
Air Quality Alert issued for Friday across Charleston-Huntington metro area (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection has issued an Air Quality Alert for Friday for areas along and north of Interstate 64 in the state. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has an Air Quality Alert in effect for all Ohio counties as well. Thick smoke at the surface has resulted in severe visibility and air quality reduction for areas north of Route 50 and especially Interstate 70 today. Places like Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago have seen some
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