Charleston, WV – West Virginia residents should prepare for potential rain this Fourth of July. A weather system moving through the area brings a chance of showers on Thursday, potentially impacting holiday festivities.
According to the US National Weather Service in Charleston, WV, a cold front sweeping through this evening will lead to cooler and quieter weather into Tuesday. The forecast for Monday and Tuesday is clear with temperatures reaching 78°F and 88°F, respectively.
By Wednesday, temperatures are expected to rise to 93°F under sunny skies. However, on Thursday, a 45% chance of rain is predicted with temperatures around 87°F. This weather system may bring gusty winds, localized heavy rain, and lightning, potentially affecting outdoor events and fireworks displays.
Friday’s forecast also shows a 45% chance of rain with a high of 86°F. The weekend outlook suggests a continuation of these unsettled weather patterns, with possible rain showers impacting plans.
Residents are advised to stay updated on weather conditions and plan accordingly for any outdoor activities. The US National Weather Service recommends keeping an eye on their updates for the latest information and taking necessary precautions during potential severe weather.
While the chance of rain poses a risk to Fourth of July celebrations, the following days are expected to clear up, offering pleasant summer weather for the region.
Detailed Forecast:
• Monday: Mostly clear, high of 78°F, low of 55°F.
• Tuesday: Sunny, high of 88°F, low of 56°F.
• Wednesday: Sunny, high of 93°F, low of 67°F.
• Thursday (Fourth of July): 45% chance of rain, high of 87°F, low of 73°F.
• Friday: 45% chance of rain, high of 86°F, low of 71°F.
