News from the South - West Virginia News Feed
Jay's 11 p.m. Weather for Friday 05/16/25
SUMMARY: Jay’s 11 p.m. Weather for Friday 05/16/25 reports severe thunderstorms hitting the Charleston area at mile marker 58, with lightning and strong winds. Storms will move east, potentially affecting northern parts of the WY Storm Watch 4 area overnight. Hazards include flash flooding, tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail. Temperatures are mild, dew points above 60° in most areas, favoring severe weather. Two storm lines are moving through, with warnings active for Charleston. Storms are expected to clear by early Saturday, leading to nicer weather through the weekend. Rain returns Monday with another storm midweek.
Severe storms are rolling into the state at this hour and will be with us for several more hours to come. Once they’re gone, the weather will improve nicely for our weekend.
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Jay's Evening Weather for Wednesday 07/02/25
SUMMARY: Jay’s Evening Weather for Wednesday 07/02/25: Southern West Virginia experienced a pleasant afternoon with lots of sunshine and a notable breeze, especially near I-64 mile marker 124. Driving conditions are good region-wide. Bluefield saw partly cloudy skies at 76°F with light northerly winds. Temperatures ranged from 58°F in cooler northern spots like Ridgewood to highs near 90°F in areas like Nashville and Charlotte, which may affect travelers. Recent showers and storms have cleared, with no rain expected for the next couple of days under rising high pressure. The Fourth of July looks great, with highs around 84°F, warming slightly over the weekend. Stay hydrated if outdoors!
After some early clouds, it has turned into a wonderful afternoon around the region. More nice weather is in the forecast through the holiday weekend, although it will get warm later on.
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Judge says warrants valid in Overstreet case as trial nears for baby's 2021 murder
SUMMARY: Shannon Overstreet, accused of murdering his three-month-old baby Angel in 2021, appeared in Cabell County court as his October trial nears. Prosecutors aim to validate evidence to shorten the anticipated lengthy trial. They presented search warrants from May 2021 covering Overstreet’s homes, car, phones, computers, and Ring camera. Overstreet reportedly purchased suspicious items, including a 55-gallon barrel later found with bone fragments at his Kentucky farm. Angel wasn’t reported missing publicly until May 25th, with Overstreet arrested on unrelated charges before his December 2023 murder indictment. Judge Ferguson ruled the warrants valid but will review Overstreet’s recorded statements before finalizing evidence admissibility.
A man accused of murdering his 3-month-old baby in Huntington and disposing of her body in Kentucky in 2021 was back in court in Cabell County.
FULL STORY: https://wchstv.com/news/local/judge-says-warrants-valid-in-overstreet-case-as-trial-nears-for-babys-2021-murder#
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Christian’s Morning Forecast: Lingering Showers Before Dry Streak Starts
SUMMARY: Storm Watch meteorologist Christian Boler reports lingering showers today with highs near 81°F and cloudy skies in Beckley at 64°F. Winds are light northwest at 5-10 mph. Recent severe weather and flooding are clearing, leading to a dry and pleasant rest of the week and weekend. High pressure will keep the area dry through the July 4th holiday. Temperatures will be near average, with warmer conditions on the coasts and plains, cooler in the southwest. Rain chances return Monday night into Tuesday, with clearer skies Wednesday morning. Overall, a nice stretch of dry weather is expected before next week’s storms.
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