- Flooding has been reported in southern West Virginia as of July 21, 2026.
- Record stream levels caused flooding in Buckhannon, West Virginia, prompting a state of emergency declaration.
Governor Morrisey leads the state response to flooding in Harrison County, West Virginia.
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What happened
Governor Morrisey leads the state response to flooding in Harrison County, West Virginia.
Who's involved
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Record stream levels caused flooding in Buckhannon, West Virginia, prompting a state of emergency declaration.Also in this story
- Flood damage assessment is underway in Buckhannon, involving Walmart.
- Flash floods occurred in West Virginia on July 24, 2026, affecting areas including Buckhannon.
- The American Legion responded to recent severe flooding in the Buckhannon area.
Within Flooding has been reported in southern West Virginia as of July 21, 2026.
The entities involved
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West Virginia
state of the United States of America
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Patrick Morrisey
American politician and lawyer (born 1967)
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Buckhannon
city in Upshur County, West Virginia, United States
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- A state of emergency has been declared in Pleasants County, West Virginia, involving Patrick Morrisey and the NWS.