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Press conference held to help kick off Severe Weather Awareness Week in West Virginia

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March 18th is the start of Severe Weather Awareness Week. Local agencies hosted a press conference to kick off the week. StormTracker 59 Chief Meteorologist Joe Fitzwater was also there to take part in the press conference. Tony Edwards, Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the Charleston office, tells 59News how important this week is as we transition to spring.

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Press conference held to help kick off Severe Weather Awareness Week in West Virginia

BEAVER, WV (WVNS) - March 18th is the start of Severe Weather Awareness Week here in West Virginia. To help kick off the week, local agencies hosted a press conference at Beckley-Raleigh County Emergency Services building. Some of the agencies included FEMA and the National Weather Service office in Charleston. Our own StormTracker 59 Chief Meteorologist Joe Fitzwater was also there to take part in the press conference. Three Woodrow Wilson…

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