Charleston, WV – Residents in Charleston and surrounding areas should prepare for a chilly Friday night, with temperatures dipping to near freezing. Frost is expected across the region overnight, particularly in low-lying areas. Motorists along I-64 should exercise caution due to potentially slick roads early Saturday morning as patchy frost forms.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday’s high will reach around 69°F under sunny skies, with a cold night ahead as temperatures fall to 37°F. While tonight will be chilly, warmer conditions are forecast for the weekend. Saturday is expected to be sunny with highs reaching 74°F and light winds making for pleasant weather.
Sunday will continue the warming trend, with highs again in the mid-70s, providing excellent conditions for outdoor activities. Overnight lows on Saturday and Sunday will stay in the low 40s, making mornings brisk but not as cold as Friday night.
Drivers on I-64 and US-60 should remain vigilant for frost early Saturday, particularly in rural and shaded areas. The warming trend is expected to continue into the work week, with Monday and Tuesday forecasted to be sunny, reaching highs in the mid-70s. Commuters and weekend travelers should stay updated on conditions, especially if driving in frost-prone areas.
