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Gov. Jim Justice on Monday issued a state of preparedness for all 55 counties with forecasts of severe weather statewide.
As of Monday afternoon, the entire state was under a tornado watch, with pockets of the state under a severe thunderstorm warning.
Much of northern West Virginia, including the upper Ohio Valley, was under a flash flood warning.
A state of preparedness puts the state Emergency Management Division (WVEMD) on a higher level of readiness to respond to an emergency.
Justice and the WVEMD ask residents to monitor local forecasts, follow instructions from emergency management officials and have a way to receive weather alerts.
National Weather Service watches, warnings and advisories can be found through the agency’s offices in Charleston, Pittsburgh, Baltimore-Washington and Blacksburg, Virginia.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMuch of West Virginia remains under a flood watch through 8 a.m. Sunday. The National Weather Service predicts multiple thunderstorms, some of them severe, across the state.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsBoone County residents affected by flash flooding on June 24 are getting some help from the West Virginia National Guard.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Appalachia + Mid-South Newsroom recently wrapped up a month-long series about signal species. These are animals, plants and other organisms that offer us clues about the changing world around us – if you pay close enough attention. LPM’s Bill Burton sat down with deputy managing editor John Boyle to discuss how the series came together with our partners in Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia.
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