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As flooding and winter storm concerns continue to affect residents across the Mountain State, the governor has placed all 55 counties under a state of preparedness.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey declared the state of preparedness Wednesday evening. He cited National Weather Service (NWS) reports that a “significant winter storm” was anticipated to bring strong winds and freezing rains to West Virginia, with localized flooding in some regions of the state.
Across West Virginia, cities and towns have reported that flash flooding from the storm has inundated local roadways and closed businesses and schools.
The state of preparedness will remain in effect through Friday, Feb. 7, according to a Wednesday press release from the governor’s office.
This marks Morrisey’s first state of preparedness declaration since he took office Jan. 13. As governor, Morrisey is responsible for invoking emergency preparedness declarations to make the public aware of adverse weather conditions and prepare emergency response personnel and resources.
For more information on local weather trends, Morrisey’s office recommended that residents visit the NWS website. Visit the following links for weather updates in your region:
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A specific style of ballroom dance is helping disenfranchised young people find community in Appalachia. In our latest episode of Inside Appalachia, we explore LGBTQ ballroom culture and community in Roanoke, Virginia. Mason Adams has this excerpt.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe state of West Virginia was briefly on a federal list of potential nuclear generation sites, but it appears that project is off.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMore than $4 million in funding through the Rural Health Transformation Program will be used to improve healthcare access in rural communities, Gov. Patrick Morrisey said Wednesday.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWest Virginia's state parks, forests, and outdoor recreation areas are about to get an upgrade. Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced Wednesday nearly $20 million in investments to modernize and expand the facilities across the state.
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