Charleston, WV – A winter weather advisory remains in effect for parts of West Virginia, southeast Ohio, and northeast Kentucky until 8 a.m. Monday. Residents can expect between 2 and 4 inches of snow, making road conditions hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Charleston, colder air moving into the region may cause a flash freeze late Sunday into Monday morning. This could worsen travel conditions, especially during the Monday morning commute. Cities impacted include Huntington, Parkersburg, and Athens, along with smaller communities across the tri-state area.
Officials urge drivers to slow down and use caution, as roads may become slippery. Motorists are encouraged to check the latest road conditions through state traffic portals or by dialing 511.
The NWS advises residents to plan ahead for delays and consider alternative travel arrangements where possible. Additional updates can be found on the NWS website and its social media pages.
Temperatures are expected to drop significantly overnight, which could exacerbate icy conditions. The advisory highlights the importance of preparing vehicles with emergency supplies and monitoring weather updates as conditions evolve.
