Charleston, West Virginia – West Virginia residents can expect pleasant, warm weather throughout the Labor Day weekend, but those in the mountains should be ready for isolated thunderstorms. The National Weather Service in Charleston warns that these showers could bring a quick downpour or thunder to higher elevations, particularly during the afternoons.
According to the National Weather Service, the most significant threat for storms will be in the mountains on Sunday. While most of the state will enjoy sunshine and low humidity, these isolated storms could develop and move through quickly. On Monday, some of the activity may extend into southwest Virginia.
The rest of the state, including the Charleston metro area, will see mostly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures. Highs will be in the mid-70s on Saturday and Sunday, climbing into the low 80s by Labor Day. Nights will remain pleasantly cool, with lows in the mid-40s to low 50s. While the chance of rain is minimal outside of the mountains, residents should still be aware of the changing conditions, especially if traveling through higher elevations this weekend.
The National Weather Service continues to monitor the situation. While no widespread warnings are in effect, travelers and outdoor enthusiasts in the mountains should stay informed of the local conditions and be prepared for sudden changes.
Five-Day Forecast for Charleston, West Virginia
- Saturday: Highs near 74°F, with lows around 55°F. Mostly sunny.
- Sunday: Highs near 83°F, with lows around 58°F. Slight chance of afternoon storms in the mountains.
- Monday (Labor Day): Highs near 85°F, with lows around 60°F. Mostly sunny.
- Tuesday: Highs near 84°F, with lows around 62°F. Sunny.
- Wednesday: Highs near 82°F, with lows around 60°F. Mostly sunny.
