Doug Harlow

Quiet in Charleston and Huntington at 4 p.m. but storms crossing from KY into western WV and moving northeast around 35 mph. Expecting these to cross between Charleston/Huntington between 5 to 6 p.m. https://t.co/t5cSEacs0Y

Flood Watch in effect again for today.

Brandon Stover @BrandonWxWCHS

The National Weather Service has issued another *FLOOD WATCH* for our entire viewing area on this Tuesday. It won't rain all day, but any heavy shower or thunderstorm can produce pockets of Flash Flooding given a wet ground. https://t.co/PNMX5fEmrP

A week from now we may be threatening record high temperatures, approaching and exceeding 100 degrees! And that's just the air temp...the heat index could reach 105 to 110 with humidity. That will place added stress on us given that most of us have barely reached 90 this year. https://t.co/OSAGOIWMdS

Here's the latest on an active week of weather ahead as more torrential rain rounds and gusty storms move through. After that, extreme heat settles in for the weekend and next week: https://t.co/3X7o4qreoY

Flash Flood Warning for southern Wayne and extreme eastern Lawrence County (KY). 1-2" of rain has fallen with more expected, which will result in flash flooding from near Doane south. https://t.co/efkyPKqBqQ

Flooding reported near St. Albans from over 2" of rain. Storm has moved away from that area into northeast Kanawha County. https://t.co/eFW6smxk59

Flash Flood Warning for Charleston and Central Kanawha County. Up to 2" of rain has fallen with another 1-2" expected. Flash flooding expected to begin shortly. https://t.co/QDMX3hLKV2

Torrential rain over Charleston and much of Central Kanawha County. 1"+ of rain likely that will at least lead to some heavy ponding and street flooding. Be careful if you have to travel! https://t.co/GlptJ9cqAq

Torrential rain in eastern Pike and southern Mingo counties between Pinsonfork and Wharncliffe. Over 1" of rain as already fallen with another 1-2" likely. Monitor streams/creeks in the area. https://t.co/N5O79PiDhV

Weather Alert in effect through tonight for scattered torrential rain/thunder that can produce localized flash flooding if it lingers an hour or more. Tuesday and Thursday will feature more of the same but there could also be pockets of strong winds in storms, especially Thursday https://t.co/mDvvLhZWob

Scattered downpours flaring up quickly. Most are small in size and have some movement east which is good but will be watching for any that backbuild and linger over the same area for an hour or more. Flood Watch in effect for many into late evening. https://t.co/tn8MYVq8xc

Active week ahead with more storms/torrential rain potential, especially later today, Tuesday and Thursday.

Brandon Stover @BrandonWxWCHS

*Weather Alert* for Today, Tuesday and Thursday. These days will pose the greatest risk for Flash Flooding in spots. Also, some strong/severe storms will be possible on Tuesday and especially Thursday when a stronger front approaches. The NWS has a *Flood Watch* in effect for https://t.co/tY10iSN5uA

Pay especially close attention along Middle Fork and feeder streams and creeks into Middle Fork. Also into the Goldtown area and streams/creeks north of the Pocatalico River. https://t.co/jVHvXNxmgv

Flash Flood Warning for northern Kanawha, southern Jackson and southwestern Roane County. Stalled downpour has produced up to 2” of rain and more is expected. Never drive across standing water on roads! https://t.co/0Y4fYob2tf

Sun still out in Charleston but downpours are drifting east from Putnam and Lincoln counties, so you'll probably have to head indoors by 4 p.m. or earlier (west). https://t.co/oKLV20pPTb

Flash Flood Warning for Carter County until 6 p.m. https://t.co/XhrY0JGyx5

Flash Flood Warning for Northeast Lawrence (Ohio) County and Southwestern Gallia County, including Aid and Guyan, until 5:30 p.m. https://t.co/0yFmooGHzx