A wind advisory remains in effect until 2 PM EDT for parts of northwest North Carolina, southwest Virginia, and southeast West Virginia. Strong winds could cause risks such as power outages and falling tree limbs. Additionally, several funeral services are planned for community members who passed away recently.
A weather alert is currently in effect for several regions, including northwest North Carolina, southwest Virginia, and southeast West Virginia due to strong south winds. This advisory warns of sustained winds ranging from 15 to 25 mph, with gusts potentially reaching 50 mph, lasting until 2 PM EDT today. The impacts include the risk of unsecured objects being blown around, the potential for tree limbs to fall, and possible power outages.
In remembrance of loved ones, several funeral services are scheduled. Celebrations of life will occur for individuals that passed away recently. For example, a native of the Elgood area will be honored on March 17 at 2 PM at Fredeking Funeral Service, followed by burial in Elgood Cemetery. Additional services for others who have recently passed will take place across various dates and locations, emphasizing community and support during difficult times.
In summary, a severe weather alert remains active due to strong winds in specific areas, which may pose risks and safety concerns. Furthermore, several funeral services have been announced for community members who have recently passed, highlighting the importance of honoring their lives within the community.
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