HeyJaredGrant Coleman
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Late summer rain: a mixed blessing (opens the original)
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BRIDGEWATER, Va. (WHSV) - Late summer rain in the agriculture world is a hot commodity, and most farmers are ecstatic to see it, especially hay producers. Tom Weaver is a hay auctioneer of over 40 years and owner/operator of the Rushville Hay Auction. “We’ve been very lucky, and we’ve gotten some rain,” said Weaver. “They’re calling for rain this weekend, and we’ll take it.” During periods of drought, Weaver says there are a few types of hay that root deeper and can withstand drier conditions. B
Local barn owls are getting a boost (opens the original)
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VERONA, Va. (WHSV) - The barn owl can be found on every continent except Antarctica, and the species has long made its home in Virginia. But one local organization has noticed a troubling trend and is doing something about it. The Augusta Bird Club began tracking the decline after comparing decades of data. Members consulted with biologists and reviewed the Breeding Bird Atlas from the 1980s through 2020, which showed a clear downward trend in the region’s barn owl population. “We felt that we c
National Weather Service holds storm spotter class (opens the original)
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STANLEY, Va. (WHSV) - Many across the area saw intense severe weather over the past couple of summers, with Page County being one of the hardest hit. The county hosted a Skywarn storm spotter class on Wednesday. Interest was high, and the turnout was great, with the recent storm activity fresh on the minds of residents. Andy Whetzel with the Page County Fire-EMS, in conjunction with Stanley Fire, was able to arrange this class after seeing the importance of spotters during severe weather. “I fel
A lack of lanternflies this year? (opens the original)
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MCGAHEYSVILLE, Va. (WHSV) - Two summers ago, the Shenandoah Valley was inundated with a new pest that seemingly came out of nowhere. The spotted lanternfly. But this summer, things have been suspiciously quiet. With the lanternfly having taken a backseat this year, it’s made things easier for local vineyards and pest control. Stephanie Pence is a co-owner of Brix & Columns Vineyards in McGaheysville. She says that the lack of lanternflies is certainly noticeable. “So this summer we haven’t seen
Pendleton County tornado tears through Troublesome Valley (opens the original)
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FRANKLIN, Wv. (WHSV) - UPDATE (July 24): This story has been updated to reflect the confirmation of additional tornadoes. As of publication, four tornadoes have now been confirmed in Pendleton County’s recorded history. [Delayed Report] On Jul 21, at 7:20 PM EDT, 3 SSE Seneca Rocks [Pendleton Co, WV] NWS Storm Survey reports Tornado. Multidirectional tree damage. Large trees uprooted, large limbs snapped on the 400 block of Thunder Rd near Seneca Rocks WV,... #wvwx https://t.co/Zbd3heO1XZ pic.tw
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