Charleston, WV – West Virginia is facing heavy rain and thunderstorms through Saturday, with the worst of the weather hitting late Friday and early Saturday morning. As a cold front moves through the area, conditions are expected to dry out by Saturday evening, with cooler weather settling in for Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, widespread rain and storm chances will continue through Friday night, with up to a 95% chance in some areas, including Charleston and Beckley. Rain will begin to taper off on Saturday as the cold front pushes through, but isolated showers could linger into the afternoon. By Sunday morning, temperatures are expected to drop as dry and cooler conditions take hold.
Travelers should be prepared for wet roads and possible flooding in some areas, especially along major highways and more rural routes. The stormy conditions could also affect outdoor activities, so it’s recommended to postpone non-essential travel or stay indoors during peak storm periods.
The cooler weather will continue through Sunday night, with temperatures expected to dip into the low 40s in some areas. Be sure to check local weather updates for any further advisories as the weekend progresses.
