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Gusty winds cause damage and outages in West Virginia.

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Gusty winds cause damage and outages in West Virginia.
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A windstorm with gusts up to 70 mph swept through West Virginia, causing structural damage and power outages. The storm knocked down trees and power lines, leaving thousands without electricity. Emergency crews are working to clear debris and restore power.

Topics:nationweather#power-outages#severe-weather#structural-damage#weather#west-virginia#windstorm
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  1. Powerful winds roll through W.Va., causing structural damage and power outages  WCHS
  2. PM Update: Strong wind gusts surging through region; power outages scattered  The Washington Post
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  4. Wind whips West Virginia for second straight Saturday  West Virginia MetroNews
  5. Powerful winds roll through West Virginia, causing structural damage and power outages  WCHS Eyewitness News

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