Charleston, WV – Scattered thunderstorms are expected to hit Charleston this afternoon, with the National Weather Service warning that some could become severe. The most significant threats include damaging winds and hail, particularly in the mountainous areas. Local residents should remain indoors and avoid driving unless necessary, especially on major roadways like I-64 and US-119, which may experience hazardous conditions.
According to the National Weather Service in Charleston, the storm activity is projected to taper off after sunset, but the risk of damaging winds and heavy downpours remains high until then. The chance of storms is greatest in the mountains, where conditions can become severe with little warning.
Sunday’s forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with temperatures peaking at 88 degrees. However, more rain is expected early next week, with a 45% chance of thunderstorms on Monday and Tuesday. Residents should remain weather-aware and take precautions when traveling during stormy periods. Keep updated with local alerts and seek shelter during severe weather warnings.
