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Declaración meteorológica especial emitida el 14 de octubre a las 8:05PM EDT por NWS Charleston WV

A las 804 PM EDT, el radar Doppler estaba rastreando una fuerte tormenta sobre el Banco Este, o a 15 millas al sureste de Charleston, moviéndose al sudeste a 35 mph. HAZARD...Ventos rajadas de hasta 40 mph...SOURCE...Radar indicado. IMPACT...Ventos gusty podrían derribar las extremidades de los árboles y soplar alrededor de objetos no seguros....

Reported by NWS Alerts Oct 15, 2026 · 00:05 UTC

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Oct 15 · 00:21 UTC

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Declaración meteorológica especial emitida el 14 de octubre a las 8:05PM EDT por NWS Charleston WV

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