SUMMARY: In response to historic flooding in Welch, West Virginia, Roberto Diaz, owner of Latin Appalachian, transformed his restaurant into a hub for feeding flood-affected families. He and his team served over 50,000 free meals using makeshift equipment, dedicating themselves to helping the community without seeking profit. Diaz emphasized his belief that his mission was divinely inspired, working tirelessly to restore the town. Though the direct food distribution has ended, Diaz continues to support the community through fundraising efforts, raising nearly $15,000. His selfless actions have made a lasting impact, offering hope to those in need.

Roberto Diaz, owner of Latin Appalachian restaurant, stepped up to meet the need in Welch, West Virginia, when devastating flooding hit that town last month.

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SUMMARY: On March 28, 2025, southern West Virginia enjoys a beautiful Friday, perfect for outdoor activities, with temperatures in the 70s. This weekend, however, thunderstorms are expected Sunday night into Monday, raising the possibility of strong to severe storms. Current conditions show winds from the southwest at 11 mph and 73 degrees under partly cloudy skies. The Doppler radar indicates a calm state, but rain is forecasted for Sunday afternoon and into Monday. Highs will be in the mid to upper 50s next week, with an overall warm trend expected. Enjoy the pleasant weather while it lasts!

There is elevated fire danger this afternoon, but otherwise, it’s a great day around the area. Showers and storms are in the forecast for later this weekend, and some will be strong or even severe.

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SUMMARY: Braden’s March 28 forecast calls for a mild start with temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to low 50s. Expect mostly sunny conditions by the afternoon, with highs reaching the low to mid 70s. Saturday will be mild and dry, although clouds are expected. A chance of scattered showers and even severe storms arrives Sunday into Monday. Temperatures will stay above average through the weekend, dropping slightly after a cold front passes early next week. Scattered showers will continue early today, with a dry afternoon ahead. Widespread heavy rain is expected late Sunday night into Monday.

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