February flood album (scroll left or right)
Avalon Campus 
Avalon Campus 
Little Kanawha Route 7 
Little Kanawha Route 7 
Little Kanawha Route 7 
Steer Creek Route 7 
Route 7 where the Little Kanawha and Streer Creek connect 
Rosedale Road, Stumptown 
Route 7 
Rosedale Road Bridge at 33/119 connection 
Arnoldsburg Park 
Route 7 
Route 7 
Spring Run Road, Arnoldsburg 
Arnoldsburg Park 
Spring Run Road mouth 
Arnoldsburg 
Arnoldsburg 
Arnoldsburg
Calhoun County had multiple roads effected by flooding, but were spared major flooding when the water crested below flood stage in Grantsville at 33.26 feet around 1 a.m.
Regarding flood stage the action level for concern is at 34 feet, flooding occurs at 36, with major flooding 38 feet and above.
Glenville, West Virginia which floods at lower level, crested at 24.98 feet which is above flood stage which is 23 feet. At 22 feet the water begins to cover low spots on Brooklyn Drive, Elm Street and River Street. At 23 Feet, the low spots on Brooklyn Drive, Elm Street and River Street flood. At 25 feet, most of Elm Street floods as well as reaching the hotel foundation on Conrad Court next to the old 1885 bridge.
Schools were back in session in Calhoun today with some bus routes possibly effected.
More rain is expected on Saturday with the possibility of 3/4 of an inch. Lowering temperatures will likely change the precipitation to snow earlier in the week.
Due to severe rainstorms and high winds that resulted in flooding, downed trees, power outages, and road blockages, Governor Patrick Morrisey has declared a State of Emergency in Cabell and Kanawha Counties. The State of Emergency will remain in effect for thirty days unless terminated by the Governor.
Governor Morrisey ordered personnel and resources to prepare to mobilize and respond to any emergency and delegated certain administrative powers to the Director of the West Virginia Emergency Management Division (WVEMD) to facilitate the provision of essential emergency services.
Read the full declaration here.
Governor Morrisey and the WVEMD ask all West Virginians to remain attentive to weather conditions through local media reports and follow any instructions issued by emergency officials.
Check National Weather Service Watches, Warnings, or Advisories for all areas of West Virginia here:
National Weather Service Charleston
National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington (Eastern Panhandle)
National Weather Service Blacksburg (Southeast WV)
National Weather Service Pittsburgh (Northern Panhandle)
