Flash Flood in Pocahontas County, West Virginia

A water rescue was conducted in Frost due to a vehicle driving into rising water spilling out of a local creek. Near Dilleys Mill, high water was observed at the 10000 block of Browns Creek Road.

A strong cold front in accordance with a passing low pressure system pressed into West Virginia on the evening of June 13th. Strong to severe thunderstorms accompanied the front, resulting in multiple instances of downed trees and power lines due to damaging wind gusts. Due to the combination of heavy downpours and multiple storms passing over the area that day, several counties observed flash flooding. The most notable events occurred in Gilmer County, where a large shed on a golf course was swept away by the rushing high water, and Pocahontas County, where a swift water rescue was conducted in the town of Frost.