Charleston, WV – West Virginia residents can expect a stretch of warm and dry weather this week before a potent storm system moves in over the weekend. High temperatures will reach the 70s across much of the state, with sunny skies dominating through Friday.
According to the National Weather Service in Charleston, afternoon humidity levels will be low, leading to minor fire weather concerns, particularly on breezy days like Tuesday and Friday. Winds will pick up throughout the week, increasing the risk of rapid fire spread in dry conditions.
By Saturday, changes will arrive as a strong system brings gusty winds, showers, and thunderstorms across the region. Widespread soaking rain is possible Saturday night into Sunday, with severe weather risks still being monitored.
Residents should take advantage of the warm and dry conditions early in the week while staying alert for updates on the approaching storm. Those planning outdoor activities this weekend should prepare for potential heavy rain and strong winds.
More details on the severity and timing of the storm will become clearer as the weekend approaches. Stay tuned to local forecasts for the latest developments.
