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Heavy rain causes flooding, road closures across the region

Heavy rains have made their way through the region during the past few days, dousing the area with an average of 2 inches of rain and causing severe flooding in several locations. The conditions have led to road and school closures throughout the area. “We’ve seen and have reports of ...

Warm weather streak uncommon for February

If you have ventured outside over the last few weeks, you may have noticed the unseasonably warm weather we have been having.  AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Tom Kines said so far during the month of February, temperatures have been averaging 13.5 degrees above normal for this ...

Snow or rain: Temperatures will largely determine weekend weather

MORGANTOWN — Earlier this week, the hot topic among local meteorology enthusiasts was the possibility of big snow this weekend.  Now, not so much.   “It’s been trending in the right direction. I guess there are some people who might say the wrong direction. The bottom ...

This week will feel much warmer than winter — or even fall

Despite the mercury dipping below freezing Monday morning and work crews setting the stage for Christmas downtown, weather forecasts don’t plunge us into winter just yet. Monday’s morning fog and low temperatures in the 30s made room for a pleasant afternoon with the mercury inching up ...

Weekend wind causes power outages, property damage

Weekend wind storms caused downed trees and power poles throughout the area, leaving thousands without power.  AccuWeather meteorologist Tom Kines said wind gusts of 40–50 mph that came on either side of a strong cold front were pretty common across the area on ...

Freezing temperatures predicted to rise throughout the week

A sudden temperature drop overnight combined with heavy snowfall caused less than ideal conditions for area commuters Tuesday morning. AccuWeather Meteorologist John Gresiak said temperatures in the area dropped from around 40 degrees Monday evening to 25 degrees early Tuesday. “In ...

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