Joe Fitzwater
Chief Meteorologist at WVNS-TV (Ghent, WV)
Chief Met @WVNS59news | WV born | ultra runner | waterfalls @ https://t.co/PWMZvkxDPe
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1 week ago |
wvnstv.com | Joe Fitzwater
FLOOD WATCH continues until 10 PM for the entire region – locally heavy rainfall continues to be possible with scattered downpours through the early evening hours. Remember to always turn around, don’t drown!Tonight features scattered downpours with a warm front nearby early. That warm front will be exiting away from the region as the night goes on, which will help mitigate our shower threat, especially after midnight. Locally heavy rainfall will continue to be possible.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Joe Fitzwater
Alerts Issued for Our RegionFLOOD WATCH continues until 10 PM tonight for Mercer, Raleigh, Fayette, Nicholas, Pocahontas, Greenbrier, Monroe, Summers, Giles and Bland counties in our region. Downpours moving through a very moist environment will be capable of producing locally heavy rainfall, which could result in high water. Remember to never try to cross flooded roadways!Tonight features scattered downpours with a stalled frontal boundary nearby, along with a continued humid airmass in place.
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1 week ago |
wvnstv.com | Joe Fitzwater
FLOOD WATCH continues until 10 PM tonight for Mercer, Raleigh, Fayette, Nicholas, Pocahontas, Greenbrier, Monroe, Summers, Giles and Bland counties in our region. Downpours moving through a very moist environment will be capable of producing locally heavy rainfall, which could result in high water. Remember to never try to cross flooded roadways!Tonight features scattered downpours with a stalled frontal boundary nearby, along with a continued humid airmass in place.
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2 weeks ago |
wvnstv.com | Joe Fitzwater
Tonight features mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms off and on. Though storms should remain below severe thresholds, they will be capable of locally heavy rainfall as the atmosphere is loaded with moisture for these storms to utilize and be efficient rain producers. It’s an unsettled and humid night ahead with low temperatures dropping back into the mid 60s.
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2 weeks ago |
wvnstv.com | Joe Fitzwater
Tonight features an increase in cloud cover. We will remain dry but between the increase in clouds and a very light southerly breeze versus the westerly wind we’ve seen recently, temperatures will not drop as much as we remain in the mid 60s overnight. Friday introduces the risk for a few isolated storms with heat, humidity and an approaching frontal boundary. Those ingredients will make for an unsettled stretch of weather ahead as we push toward the weekend.
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The haze this evening is shaping up to not be quite as thick as it was Tuesday. That being said, there is still some around. The thickest smoke will once again be in our western counties but the worst of it is shifting farther north this evening into portions of OH & PA #wvwx https://t.co/JNE0aeyCBt