National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Severe Thunderstorm and Flash Flooding Potential Returns This Afternoon and Evening

Thunderstorms this afternoon and evening could produce damaging winds and hail, particularly with a line that moves southeast ahead of an advancing cold front. A tornado or two, as well as Localized flash flooding, are also possible. There is a slight to enhanced Risk for Severe Storms, and a Slight Risk for Flash Flooding. Please keep updated on the forecast and have ways to receive warnings. Read More >

 

 

Do you have an interest in weather and helping your community?

The National Weather Service offices in our region will be offering FREE live online weather spotter training webinars through the month of March. 

 

Want to be a spotter but can't make a live webinar?

We also offer the option for prospective weather spotters to view a recorded webinar and then take an online quiz.

 

Where are spotters needed?

While we can use spotters in every county we cover, we have very few registered spotters in the following counties:

  • Morgan County, Ohio
  • Clay County, West Virginia
  • Braxton County, West Virginia
  • Doddridge County, West Virginia
  • Lincoln County, West Virginia
  • Mingo County, West Virginia
  • Wyoming County, West Virginia

If you live in these counties, please consider becoming a weather spotter!

 

How do I find out more?

More information, including registration links for each of the live webinars can be found at weather.gov/rlx/weather-spotter.