National Guard Deployed as West Virginia Faces Severe Flash Flooding
Torrential rains have led to widespread flash flooding in West Virginia, prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency and deploy National Guard members for rescue efforts. Up to 7 inches of rain fell in some areas, inundating homes and businesses.
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National Guard Deployed as West Virginia Faces Severe Flash Flooding
Historic Flooding in West Virginia Leads to National Guard Deployment
Historic Flooding in West Virginia Leads to State of Emergency and Rescues
Historic West Virginia flooding washes out roads, knocks out 911 service as rescues continue
West Virginia under state of emergency after catastrophic flooding, dozens rescued
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