CHARLESTON — With Winter Storm Fern dumping several inches to nearly a foot of snow in some parts of West Virginia, along with freezing rain coating cars, streets, trees, and power lines, Gov. Patrick Morrisey urged residents to take precautions as temperatures dip into the single digits this week. “I think everyone knows West Virginia is dealing with a very dangerous cocktail of snow, of sleet, and ice, and then a lot of cold, cold temperatures that will be lasting a number of days,” Morrisey said. “Through the night, people worked really, really hard,” Morrisey said. West Virginia remains under a state of emergency, with a federal emergency declaration issued by President Donald Trump on Saturday.