Charleston, WV – West Virginia residents can expect increasingly warmer conditions this week, followed by a chance of rain and storms as the weekend approaches. The National Weather Service in Charleston has issued a five-day outlook that includes a warming trend through Thursday, before a weather system brings unsettled conditions.
Thursday will bring mostly sunny skies and higher temperatures, with the lowlands reaching up to 89 degrees. According to the National Weather Service, a shift in the weather pattern begins Friday with showers and possible thunderstorms, as temperatures dip slightly to the low 80s.
Saturday and Sunday will continue the trend of possible rain, with temperatures hovering in the mid-80s. The mountains will experience cooler conditions, with highs only reaching the 70s. By the beginning of next week, the weather remains unsettled with scattered showers and storms likely.
As residents enjoy the sunny and warmer conditions early in the week, it’s recommended to prepare for the rain and potential storms that may affect weekend plans. Local authorities advise staying updated on weather alerts as the system develops.
