Charleston, WV — Portions of West Virginia remain under a winter storm warning until 8 a.m. Monday, with heavy snow and gusty winds creating hazardous travel conditions.
According to the National Weather Service in Charleston, snowfall accumulations of 1 to 2 inches are expected this morning, with winds reaching up to 35 mph. The affected regions include cities such as Elkins, Buckhannon, Summersville, and Webster Springs.
The snow is anticipated to disrupt the Monday morning commute, with slick roads and reduced visibility. Drivers are urged to proceed with caution and allow extra travel time. Road conditions can be monitored through the state’s 511 traffic system or online portals.
Residents are advised to carry emergency supplies, including flashlights, food, and water, if travel is unavoidable. The hazardous conditions are concentrated in central, northern, and southeastern parts of the state, including Northwest Randolph, Southeast Webster, and Northwest Pocahontas counties.
For ongoing updates, residents can visit weather.gov/rlx or follow the National Weather Service on social media platforms. The storm is expected to subside later this morning, allowing for improving conditions by midday.
Stay prepared and drive safely.
