As millions on the East Coast — from Maine to the Carolinas — face flooding, wind damage, dangerous debris, and power outages, West Virginia and neighboring Appalachian states are also facing dire straights as blizzard conditions spin off of Hurricane Sandy. West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin is watching the situation closely and preparing for the worst.
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