The flooding has caused significant damage to roads, bridges, utilities, and homes, particularly in Lewis, Randolph, and Upshur counties. Hundreds of calls for assistance have been reported, and emergency responders are working in hazardous conditions, including fast-moving waters filled with debris. The rapid rise of Sand Run Creek and other waterways poses ongoing risks to residents and infrastructure. While no fatalities or serious injuries have been reported, the situation remains dangerous, with evacuation orders and road closures in effect. Tornado warnings were also issued in the northwest corner of the state, compounding the risks.