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Sunday’s flash flooding washed out road, stranding families in Robson
Robson, WV (WOAY) – Sunday’s flash flooding tore through the Mulberry Fork community in Robson, washing out the road and cutting off families deep in the Fayette County hollow. Days later, power and internet have returned. Running water still has not. The National Weather Service estimates more than...
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The Outpost in Fayetteville temporarily closes following flooding, storm damage
FAYETTEVILLE, WV (LOOTPRESS) – A campground and lodging destination near the New River Gorge Bridge has temporarily closed following flooding and storm damage in Fayette County earlier this week. The Outpost New River Gorge announced the temporary closure Thursday, saying crews are assessing and restoring areas of the property affected by the recent severe weather. […]
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‘We can’t come back here’: Charleston residents face devastating flood aftermath
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) – Severe storms Sunday night brought damage and flooding to several parts of the region, and the West Side of Charleston was hit hard. Garrison Avenue was one neighborhood that felt the most impact, with multiple trees and power lines down, as well as debris in nearly every yard. One resident told […]
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‘We have nothing’: Woman loses everything after flood
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -“We have nothing,” Nancy Charlton said. “No furniture, no clothes, nothing. Except for our cars and our pets. And our lives.”. Nancy Charlton said she was driving back from Virginia when water rushed inside her home in Charleston during Sunday night’s storms. “It...
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Stormy Conditions Return
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill, WV): Yesterday was a nice break from the rain, but that break is short-lived. Storms are not impacting the region yet, but a system is moving from the Midwest towards our region as I type. Stormy activity will peak in the late morning and afternoon, but rain will remain a possibility throughout the day. Activity will dissipate a bit overnight before storms return tomorrow. Heavy rain from the strongest storms remains a risk. Thankfully, this system is not as intense as the severe weather we faced last week.
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Hazardous Weather Outlook Thursday, August 20, 2026
The National Weather Service office in Blacksburg, Virginia has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for north central North Carolina, northwest North Carolina, central Virginia, south central Virginia, southwest Virginia, west central Virginia and southeast West Virginia, including Watauga, Ashe, Alleghany and Wilkes counties. Day One — Today and Tonight.
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Scattered Showers Arrive for the Fair Today
We have rainfall moving in from the west today associated with a low pressure cell that will pass over our region over the course of the day. The air in place is rather dry, and these showers have to cross through a lot of this drier air to get to Fairlea. This means most of […]
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Health concerns in Pax after flood leaves mud and debris behind
PAX, WV (WVNS) — After flood waters swept through Pax Sunday morning, residents of Coal River Mountain Road are concerned about what the water left behind. Mud, sand, silt, and other debris has been scattered across the roads, people’s yards, and even into homes. Dwayne Williams, who lives on the road, said he is worried […]
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‘We have nothing’: Woman loses everything after flood damage
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Much-Needed Break; Rain Returns Tomorrow
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill, WV): Temperatures are lingering from the upper 50s to lower 60s. This is a bit cooler than we have been over the last week. Patchy fog is also developing across our region this morning. Remember to slow down and use your low beams until the fog lifts around 10 AM. Skies will remain mostly sunny through the day, allowing temperatures to reach the lower 80s this afternoon. It will be a wonderful but brief break from the persistent rainfall. Today will be the best day for outdoor work or other activities this week. Otherwise, they will have to wait until at least Sunday. Meteorologist Christian Boteler has the latest forecast: