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Corliss, WV · Weather
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The last week of October looks nice
OAK HILL, WV (WOAY) – This week has started off much the same way that last week started off, with plenty of sunshine. Temperatures wound up in the mid-to-upper-60s, also continuing the recent trend. While today will wind up being a shade warmer than it has been recently, it will also be the 8th consecutive day that the high in Beckley will be in the 60s. Other areas wound up in the 60s as well, even in the high elevations. Tonight, lows will drop off quickly again after sunset, and we’ll wind up around 40 degrees for the low. That’s close to the normal and is definitely jacket weather for people headed out late tonight and tomorrow morning.
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Quiet Week Continues
WOAY-TV (Oak Hill, WV): Conditions remain chilly this morning. Isolated visibility issues are popping up as fog forms in the lowlands to our northwest. If you encounter any fog, remember to use your low beams and drive carefully. Skies remain clear, so fog should burn up as the sun shines.
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FEMA disaster recovery centers open for West Virginians impacted by August flooding
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — The Federal Emergency Management Agency has now opened disaster recovery centers in Charleston and Bridgeport to assist victims impacted by summer flooding. August storms turned portions of Kanawha, Fayette and Harrison counties into disaster areas. For flood survivors, the path to recovery requires navigating channels...
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August flood victims start to get help at Disaster Recovery Centers
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. — Federal government representatives are setting up shop in West Virginia to assist victims who are part of the latest federal disaster declaration. Teams with FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) and the SBA (Small Business Administration) helped open a Disaster Recovery Center Tuesday in Bridgeport with plans for a three-day pop-up center to begin Wednesday at the Armstrong Volunteer Fire Department in Fayette County.