Charleston, WV – Residents of Charleston are in for a weather shift this weekend as the remnants of Hurricane Francine are expected to bring rain starting Friday. While the area will remain dry through Thursday, forecasts suggest increasing clouds followed by light rain chances Friday into Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service, the current forecast shows a 15-20% chance of light precipitation by Friday. Temperatures will remain warm, reaching the mid-80s, but by Saturday, clouds and cooler conditions are expected as the storm moves closer. Charleston could see more rainfall over the weekend, though exact amounts remain uncertain.
Residents should stay updated on weather alerts, especially as rain may impact travel and outdoor activities. Additionally, those in southern West Virginia and nearby areas like northeast Kentucky and southwest Virginia could experience more significant rainfall. Locals are advised to prepare accordingly and monitor updates from the National Weather Service.
Extended Forecast
• Wednesday: Clear, 88°F
• Thursday: Partly cloudy, 84°F
• Friday: Mostly cloudy, 82°F, 15-20% rain
• Saturday: Cloudy, 86°F
• Sunday: Partly sunny, 85°F
