West Virginia – Active weather is set to impact West Virginia starting late Wednesday night, leading into the 4th of July holiday weekend. According to the National Weather Service Charleston WV, storms on Thursday are expected to be particularly strong, with potential for damaging wind gusts and lightning. Residents are advised to seek shelter during thunderstorms.
The weather outlook for Thursday predicts widespread thunderstorms as a cold front moves through the area, with temperatures ranging from 75 to 90 degrees. The chance of rain on Thursday is 70-85%. On Friday, the cold front will stall overhead, maintaining the likelihood of showers and storms with similar temperatures and a 75-85% chance of rain.
By Saturday, high pressure is expected to build, bringing drier conditions. The afternoon high will range from 70 to 86 degrees, with a 0-25% chance of rain as remaining showers taper off. The weather service advises residents to stay informed about weather conditions and be prepared for possible severe weather on Thursday and Friday. Regular updates will be provided by the National Weather Service to ensure public safety during the holiday weekend.
