Gov. Morrisey: Death toll from Southern West Virginia flooding now at 2
CHARLESTON — West Virginia emergency officials are now in day four of response to the weekend flooding in multiple counties in Southern West Virginia, and while progress is being made on opening roadways and reconnecting power,
The West Virginia Emergency Management Division is asking the public to fill out a survey to help the organization map out the damages caused by recent flooding.
The state Division of Highways said they are trying to balance the clean-up process with prepping for a winter storm.
Power restoration efforts are expected to extend through Thursday, according to Appalachian Power officials said.
The Tug Fork River came close to the highest recorded crest in both Kermit and Williamson, second only to the 1977 flood.
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