Weathering the storm took on a figurative and literal meaning for the Warren County High School baseball team Tuesday at Patrick Ramsey Field against the Cumberland County Jets.With heavy rain coming down, the Pioneers fell behind 2-0 in the first and saw the Jets rally from a hole with five runs in the third. Warren County held strong though and used a late three-run home run by Jett Urtubees to crush Cumberland County 15-7. The victory was the Pioneers’ fifth in a row in District 6-AAA play, though Warren County would fall in the second part of its series with the Jets Wednesday 6-4 in Crossville.There was a worry Warren County, which is now 10-10 overall and 5-4 in district play, wouldn’t see the field Tuesday night.