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Showers and Storms Lingering; Rollercoaster Week Ahead: Christian’s Latest Forecast

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13 hours ago

March 16, 2025

www.youtube.com – WOAY TV – 2025-03-16 17:51:24

SUMMARY: Christian Botler’s latest forecast predicts lingering showers and storms, with temperatures dropping into the 40s overnight. After some rain and gusty winds, Monday will be cool with a high of 45°F. The week will see fluctuating temperatures, reaching 75°F by Wednesday before dipping back into the 40s on Thursday. Friday could bring lingering snow showers, followed by rain on Saturday. Sunday will offer a pleasant end to the week with a high of 56°F. The 6-10 day precipitation outlook suggests above-average rainfall, continuing the trend from previous months. Be cautious of fog and visibility issues during the morning commute.

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Jay’s 11 pm Weather for March 16th, 2025

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7 hours ago

March 16, 2025

Staff Editor

www.youtube.com – WOAY TV – 2025-03-16 23:58:11

SUMMARY: Showers and thunderstorms moved through southern West Virginia on Sunday, with colder air now taking over. Temperatures are in the upper 40s to mid-50s, marking a 5-20° drop from yesterday. Dry air from Ohio and Kentucky is sweeping in behind the storm system. While tornado warnings persist in nearby regions, the local area saw some severe thunderstorm warnings. Snow is expected Monday morning, slowing the commute, but conditions will improve by the afternoon. The upcoming week will see fluctuating temperatures, with highs reaching the 70s midweek, then dropping back to the 40s by Friday.

After a day that saw storms in some areas, any lingering rain will turn to snow by the morning as temperatures drop. The weather roller coaster will remain in effect for the entire extended forecast period.

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Mother shares story after deer crashes through windshield, breaks every bone in her face

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2 days ago

March 15, 2025

Staff Editor

www.youtube.com – WCHS Eyewitness News – 2025-03-15 09:00:20

SUMMARY: Cumberland County mother Natalie Scotty shares her harrowing story after a deer crashed through her car’s windshield in April, breaking every bone in her face and causing a traumatic brain injury. Nearly a year later, she reflects on her recovery in an exclusive CBS 21 News interview. Natalie, who has no memory of the accident or her ICU stay, underwent two major surgeries, but still faces challenges such as dizziness and memory issues. Despite these obstacles, she remains grateful for the support from family and the community, emphasizing the importance of hope and a positive mindset.

You never know when life is going to take a turn, and for one Cumberland County mother, everything changed in an instant when a deer crashed through her windshield and broke every bone in her face.

Nearly a year after the crash, Natalie Sciotti is sharing her story for the first time in an exclusive interview, proving that hope and a good mindset can get you through even on the darkest days.

FULL STORY: https://local21news.com/local-shows/cumberland-county-mother-speaks-out-after-every-bone-broken-in-face-in-deer-crash#
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Jay’s Evening Weather for March 14th, 2025

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3 days ago

March 14, 2025

Staff Editor

www.youtube.com – WOAY TV – 2025-03-14 18:08:20

SUMMARY: The weather in southern West Virginia will remain pleasant this evening with mild temperatures, but lower humidity and breezes create an elevated brush fire risk. This weekend, expect showers and thunderstorms from Saturday evening through Sunday, some of which could be strong, with heavy rain leading to ponding on roads and water accumulation in low-lying areas. Cooler temperatures are forecast for the start of next week, with highs dropping into the 40s and 50s by Thursday and Friday. A slight risk of severe weather exists, with a marginal risk in the area. Keep an eye on weather alerts for updates.

After a breezy and pleasant day around the area, big changes are coming through the weekend, and the unsettled weather continues into the next work week.

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