The Morning Jam on VTRN

WDBJ7 Meteorologist Leo Hirsbrunner talks about what we know about this spring storm, the damage caused, how to gauge whether a tornado took place and what track it followed

Rich and Ed talk to UVA and VT writer Mike Barber about the spring game, and they Cover the Commonwealth with Jerry Radcliffe, Chris Coleman, Damien Sordelett, Tom Bowles, and Chris Lang.

Rich and Ed talk to UVA and VT writer Mike Barber about the spring game, and they Cover the Commonwealth with Jerry Radcliffe, Chris Coleman, Damien Sordelett, Tom Bowles, and Chris Lang.

Pastor Jonathan Falwell with Thomas Road Baptist Church tells us the TRBC shelter will remain open for the time being, providing meals for those who were affected by storm damage. Teams with TRBC and Liberty University will head out shortly to aid in cleanup efforts

Teresa Hamilton Hall with AEP joined the program to give an update on crews they are sending out for downed trees and power lines in the Lynchburg area following the spring storm this weekend

Lynchburg's City Manager Bonnie Svrcek gave a status report on what the city needs to do next following the spring storm: assess all of the damage in the major affected areas. She also spoke about the injured officer who is now in stable condition as well as what areas are closed off in Lynchburg

State Farm Agent Chip Harvey's insurance office is located on Timberlake road across the street from where the spring storm damaged buildings. He reports his office building is without power and the road is blocked. At his home on Rivermont, there are downed trees all around.

Director of Public Safety for Amherst County, Gary Roakes, gave an update on the state of Amherst County: how cleanup is going, homes that were destroyed or damaged, as well as a note to hold off on donations for the time being as they need all of their resources for rescue services right now

Al Billingsly, who is running for Lynchburg City Council, lives in the Windsor Hill-Timberlake area and gives and update on the road and traffic conditions in that area including downed trees and damage to structures

Direct of Communications & Marketing for the City of Lynchburg, JoAnn Martin, gives an update on the state of emergency for Lynchburg: A status meeting will be held at 7:30 this morning to assess damage. She gives a report on current damage and reported injuries