Charleston, WV – Strong winds and midweek rain could create hazardous conditions for West Virginia residents, especially in higher elevations. Gusts up to 57 mph are expected through Wednesday night, followed by widespread precipitation late in the week.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Charleston, wind advisories remain in effect for northeast mountains until Tuesday afternoon, with gusts easing briefly before intensifying overnight. Dry conditions will persist until Wednesday evening, when a new weather system is expected to bring rain across the region.
Five-Day Forecast for Charleston, WV:
• Wednesday:Sunny with a high of 48°F. Southwest winds 11-15 mph, gusting to 38 mph.
• Wednesday Night:Mostly clear, low of 25°F. Winds calm into the evening.
• Thursday:Partly sunny, high near 53°F. Light winds from the south.
• Friday:Heavy rain likely, high of 57°F. 100% chance of precipitation.
• Saturday:Partly sunny, high of 44°F, with clearing conditions.
Residents should secure outdoor items and stay alert for travel hazards, particularly on elevated roadways. Stay tuned for updates as conditions evolve.
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