
Brandon Stover
Meteorologist at WCHS-TV (Charleston, WV)
Husband, Father, Family, Morning Meteorologist at WCHS. Born & Raised in Kanawha County—proud to be a West Virginian! Weather, Fishing/Outdoors, WVU & Cubs fan.
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2 days ago |
wchstv.com | Brad Rice |Brandon Stover
Grandview's bat condo was built to draw the bats away from the Cliffside Amphitheater. (WCHS)
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1 month ago |
wchstv.com | Brad Rice |Brandon Stover
MERCER COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — Brush Creek Falls in Mercer County is just off the Turnpike, but you wouldn't know it. This 33-foot drop of water - the tallest in Southern West Virginia - makes you feel far away. "The Nature Conservancy acquired lands here at Brush Creek in 1984 and it's an important place, primarily because of its unique biodiversity, but also because of its natural beauty," said Mike Powell, director of Land Management and Stewardship for The Nature Conservancy in West Virginia.
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2 months ago |
wchstv.com | Brad Rice |Brandon Stover
West Virginia Nature Conservancy employees and members marked the event with a ribbon cutting and a celebratory hike. (WCHS)
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Mar 19, 2025 |
wchstv.com | Bradley Rice |Brandon Stover
Kyle Clevenger can make about any turkey call you can imagine...not just with his voice, but also his hands. The Lewis County native has been around the sport his whole life. "So, it all started when I was about five years old," Clevenger said. "My dad was a competition caller, and it got to be where I wanted to go around with him. And my dad would, actually, when I was a baby, carry me in the woods and set with me and turkey call.
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Feb 26, 2025 |
wchstv.com | Brad Rice |Brandon Stover
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — Birds are survivors. They are the only dinosaurs that made it through the mass extinction. Yes, these little guys are theropods - the same group that included velociraptors and even the most famous of all, the T-Rex. Now, they are as diverse as ever with more than 11,000 species known worldwide with an array of color. Putting out a bird feeder or two is a great way to see them up close. "You can get all kind of seed mixes at different stores.
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The Weekend: There will be some dry weather, but also Showers and T'Storms at times. Looks like they'll be most widespread Tonight and then again Sat Night. Localized Flash Flooding is possible, and a few cells may turn strong/severe with isolated wind and hail. For https://t.co/SQJmlIGtNb

You can smell the smoke this morning! Despite that, the latest air quality is only in the 'moderate' category. As our winds shift more westerly today - smoke should really thin out late. However, another plume looks to return by next Wednesday and Thursday. It just looks https://t.co/z2glBTM8kr

8:30 A.M. Friday: Per the Jackson, KY radar, a shower looks to be forming along Corridor G out ahead of the main showers. Note the clouds today - if they are growing tall, then a shower or storm is likely forming. https://t.co/rU7V4ubCLC