West Virginia Bracked for more rain as flood warnings continue – Country Herald

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Charleston, WV – The heavy rain continues to affect the Western Virginia, which causes lightning -fast flood warnings in many cities. The National Meteorological Service warns of floods in low spaces, city streets and near rivers, while storms continue until Thursday.

According to the National Meteorological Service in Charleston, a Flash Flood Warningremains in force until 6:15 AM Thursday For the North Kanaha, the northeastern cities of Lincoln and Central Putnam. Doppler radar shows that 1 to 1.5 inches of rain have already fallen, with another inch possible overnight.

Officials are urging residents to avoid flooded roads. “Turn, don’t drown,” remains the key message, as most flood deaths occur in vehicles. Delays are also expected, especially on I-64 and Road 60S

Looking forward, The rain will last until SaturdayWith a short break on Friday before another system brought heavy showers this weekend. High temperatures will remain in the upper 40s until the mid-50s. By Sunday, the scattered rain can go into the snow of higher hills.

Residents should remain updated through NOAA Weather Radio and local signals. Emergency management teams advise providing outdoor items and preparing for potential power outages.