In the West Virginia town of Triadelphia, the rain had stopped, and the sun had come out. But then, emergency calls began pouring in. People were trapped in their cars. As Triadelphia Fire Chief David Patterson and his crew tried to respond, a flooded bridge blocked their path. “I looked up, and there’s a wall of water coming at us,” Patterson said. The scattered June storms earlier this year pummeled West Virginia’s northern panhandle, dropping several inches of rain in mere minutes. The heavy