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Localized Flash Flooding Possible Overnight

Locally heavy rainfall is possible overnight as a cold front slowly crosses the area, with the potential for isolated instances of flash flooding. A Flood Watch remains in effect for much of the forecast area. Please have a way to receive warnings, and remember - Turn Around, Don't Drown. Read More >

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Flooding concerns continue amid a prolonged period of active weather.
 
Showers and isolated thunderstorms continue overnight as a cold front slowly crosses the area from the north. Flash flooding remains a concern given the potential for locally heavy rain. Drier conditions move in on Monday across northern West Virginia and the Middle Ohio Valley, while the chance for showers and thunderstorms continues across southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia given a lingering frontal boundary, where a continued threat of flash flooding exists. A notable pattern shift occurs beginning on Tuesday, with a drier and more stable airmass arriving courtesy of high pressure. The heat and humidity then rebuild through midweek, setting the stage for a return of active weather late in the week.  
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