West Virginia has declared a state emergency after flash flooding that claimed at least five lives and left four people missing.

About 2-4 inches of rain fell within a matter of hours late Saturday, which quickly overwhelmed and flooded the Appalachian creeks and waterways.

Flash floods swept through northern West Virginia over the weekend, resulting in five lives lost. Torrential rain, dropping up to four inches in just 30 minutes, caused severe damage to roads, bridges ...

Governor Patrick Morrisey declared a State of Emergency in Marion County Sunday night after heavy rains resulted in flash ...

Flash floods in northern West Virginia killed at least five people, and rescue teams are still searching for more, officials ...

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Flash floods in northern West Virginia killed five after intense rains overwhelmed infrastructure, swept away vehicles, and forced residents to flee ...

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A flash Flood watch has been issued for parts of Ohio and West Virginia. Here are the area’s affected: Harrison; Jefferson; Guernsey; Belmont; Noble; Monroe; Allegheny; Washington; Greene; ...

Flash flooding caused by torrential rains killed five people in northern West Virginia, and rescue crews were searching for ...

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At least six people have died in West Virginia, where flash flooding hit Wheeling and nearby Triadelphia and Valley Grove ...