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Dry weather stays for a few days while we track a system into next weekend - WOAY-TV (opens the original)
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The European model has backed off the rain quite a bit, for our area through the 7 day forecast. It is still showing the potential for rain Friday-Sunday, but now has the majority of our rain falling beyond that timeframe. We are still continuing to watch the propagation of Hurricane Polo, as the moisture from that will be key to when or if we get rain. The bulk of rain on Sunday being shown across the middle of the county will have a tropical influence from Polo, that could lead to heavy rain a
A couple more days of rain potential before a decent dry spell; more rain possible mid-week - WOAY-TV (opens the original)
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Taking a look at the drought monitor and we have seen even more improvement in our area since the rain started. However, some of our area is still “abnormally dry”, but it’s not really a concern since it’s not technically in drought. We will continue to get some rain going through the day Friday. Nothing looks super widespread, but heavy rain is possible in some areas. The Storm Prediction Center has placed our western areas in a Marginal Risk (Level 1/5) of severe weather going into Saturday. O
The chance for rain remains but it’s nothing like we’ve seen; drier days next week await - WOAY-TV (opens the original)
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It’s been a pretty nice day for weather across Southern West Virginia, no rain has been moving through the region yesterday or today. However, that won’t last long because rain is expected back by Thursday morning. The good news is that the rain shouldn’t accumulate much due to not much of this being heavy rainfall. There is potential for some heavy rainfall as we head through the day Thursday and potentially into Friday. The European model also shows not much accumulation through the region ove
Dry days ahead to relieve some flooding; but rain is back in forecast by Thursday - WOAY-TV (opens the original)
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For the most part it has started to dry up slightly since our bigger flood event this past weekend. Some rain and thunderstorms are expected tonight, mainly across the Southern Coalfields, where a Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 10 PM tonight. Tuesday and Wednesday will thankfully bring us drier weather. Most of Tuesday will be partly cloudy with brief showers early Tuesday morning, before we turn mostly sunny with very late showers possible Wednesday night. However, this widespread
Flooding and mudslides across Fayette County, parts of Southern WV - WOAY-TV (opens the original)
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Fayette County, WV (WOAY) In the morning hours of Sunday, a deluge of rainfall occurred in parts of southern West Virginia. Numerous flash flood warnings were issued for parts of Fayette, Raleigh, Summers, and Greenbrier counties. One of those warnings was labeled as a “Considerable” flash flood warning, in which the wireless emergency alert system on cellphones was triggered. 2-4 inches of rain was widespread across Fayette County, which seemed to be among the hardest hit. The typical trouble s
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