Charleston, WV – Valentine’s weekend in West Virginia will bring a stormy mix of rain, snow, and gusty winds, affecting travel and outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday kicks off with steady rain in Charleston, making for a soggy Valentine’s Day. By evening, colder air could mix in, bringing the chance of snow just as couples head out for dinner. Wind gusts up to 23 mph will make it feel even chillier.
Saturday warms up slightly, with highs near 54°F and continued rain throughout the day. However, temperatures drop again overnight, setting the stage for possible snowfall by Sunday morning. Sunday will be a wintry mix of rain and snow, with highs around 48°F before falling into the 20s overnight.
Travelers should plan ahead, as slick roads and changing conditions could impact major routes like I-64. If you’re heading out for Valentine’s Day, dress warmly, drive carefully, and keep an eye on weather alerts.
Stay updated through the West Virginia Department of Transportation for road conditions and be prepared for potential delays.
