Tornado Warning Issued for Three West Virginia Counties as Severe Storms Sweep Region
The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for northeastern Calhoun, southeastern Ritchie, and northwestern Gilmer counties in West Virginia.
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning affecting portions of three West Virginia counties, with a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado observed moving eastward. The warning covers northeastern Calhoun, southeastern Ritchie, and northwestern Gilmer counties and was set to expire at 2 p.m. local time. Forecasters detected the threatening storm system approximately 9 miles north of Grantsville and warned residents in the affected areas to prepare for potential impacts.
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Storm Development and Path
Meteorologists identified a severe thunderstorm with tornado-producing capability in the region and tracked its eastward movement. In addition to the tornado threat, the system carries the potential for significant hail and strong winds across the affected counties. Residents in Calhoun, Ritchie, and Gilmer counties were advised to remain alert and monitor official weather updates throughout the afternoon.
Broader Weather Pattern
The tornado warning is part of a larger severe weather outbreak affecting the broader Appalachian region. Weather teams from regional stations have deployed extensive coverage to monitor conditions, with meteorologists positioned both in studios and at outdoor locations to provide real-time updates. Conditions are expected to improve midweek as severe weather activity subsides and humidity levels decrease across the area.
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