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Jackson County rain reports, West Virginia

Jackson County, West Virginia has 9 reports of rain for 2026, the heaviest storm total 4.35 inches at 5 NNW Kenna on September 10, 2026, reported to the National Weather Service.

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County standing in West Virginia

During 2026, Jackson County places 4 among 22 counties in West Virginia by number of reports filed. Jackson County accounts for 8% of the 114 reports recorded in West Virginia for this period. West Virginia's largest figure for the 2026 period came from Mason County, at 6.00 inches. The Jackson County reports trace back to 3 storms.

County standing in West Virginia: Jackson County
Rank among counties4 / 22
Share of state reports8%
State's largest this period6.00 inches, Mason
Distinct storms3

Each figure here comes from Local Storm Reports, and the numbers cover only the stated period. A county with more spotters can rank high on reporting volume, whatever the weather did.

Rain reports in 2026

Rain reports in 2026: Jackson County, West Virginia, 9 reports
AmountPlaceReported byTime
2.88 inches5 NNW KennaCocorahs, October 12, 2026
2.88 inches5 NNW KennaCocorahs, October 12, 2026
2.26 inches5 NNW KennaCocorahs, October 11, 2026
3.64 inches5 NNW KennaPublic, September 10, 2026
3.92 inches4 W RipleyPublic, September 10, 2026
4.00 inches4 W RipleyMesonet, September 10, 2026
3.73 inches6 WNW RipleyMesonet, September 10, 2026
2.53 inches1 NW RavenswoodMesonet, September 10, 2026
4.35 inches5 NNW KennaCocorahs, September 10, 2026

An observer's name and the total they measured come with every National Weather Service Local Storm Report that lists Jackson County in the county field.

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