At least one person has died and others are missing in southern West Virginia due to extreme flooding, according to Gov. Patrick Morrisey. McDowell County remains heavily affected, with more than half of homes still without power. Morrisey, alongside the West Virginia National Guard, provided updates at a briefing from Charleston Monday morning. They reported one confirmed death and ongoing search efforts for missing individuals. Additionally, weather conditions were expected to remain harsh, with snow and cold temperatures persisting. Morrisey declared a state of emergency for 13 counties and has been coordinating with federal and local authorities to provide assistance. Swift water rescues have been ongoing, and shelters have been set up for affected residents. Power outages and road closures have also been significant issues. The state is providing aid, including water distribution and relief supplies. Efforts are being made to address the challenges posed by the extreme weather conditions and power outages in affected areas.
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