Charleston, WV – Strong storms could impact the Mid-Ohio Valley from late Saturday night into Sunday, bringing damaging winds and heavy rain.
The National Weather Service in Charleston warns that a line of storms will move through early Sunday, with the greatest threat from morning to early afternoon. Strong winds remain the main concern, though hail is a minimal risk. The chance of tornadoes remains low but cannot be ruled out.
Storms will develop overnight, intensifying as they move through the region. Areas in West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky may see severe weather. Residents should prepare for high winds and monitor warnings.
According to the National Weather Service, damaging winds could cause power outages and fallen trees. People should secure outdoor objects and stay alert for updates.
Officials recommend having a reliable way to receive weather alerts. The strongest storms will likely pass by midday Sunday, but lingering showers and gusty winds could persist.
Stay informed and be ready to act if warnings are issued.
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