Flash Flood Warning Issued for Parts of West Virginia
Flash Flood Warning Issued for Parts of West Virginia
US · Published Aug 3, 2026
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a flash flood warning for parts of West Virginia, including East Central Kanawha County, Southeast Roane County, and Northern Clay County.
The warning, issued on Sunday afternoon, is set to expire at 7 p.m.

Impact & Risks

Flash flooding poses a significant risk to small creeks, streams, urban areas, and poorly drained locations. Specific areas at risk include Clay, Wallback, Big Otter, Glen, Procious, and Ivydale, as well as Interstate 79 between mile markers 33 and 41. Flooding could disrupt transportation and damage property in low-lying areas. Residents in the warned regions should remain vigilant, as rapid water accumulation can create hazardous conditions. The broader flood watch across the state indicates a continued risk of flooding in numerous counties, including Kanawha, Roane, and Clay.

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