Charleston, WV – Wet conditions are set to persist in Charleston on Veterans Day, with widespread showers and isolated thunderstorms potentially affecting travel and outdoor activities on Monday. Rainfall could accumulate up to an inch, especially west of the Ohio River, according to the National Weather Service Charleston. Temperatures are forecasted to reach the mid-60s, but residents should prepare for breezy conditions with gusts up to 22 mph, making for a chilly, damp day.
According to the latest forecast, Veterans Day will begin with showers that may intensify into thunderstorms by late morning or early afternoon. A brief reprieve is expected Monday evening as rain chances decrease, although roads may remain slick due to earlier downpours. Motorists are advised to exercise caution, especially on routes near the Ohio River and in northern West Virginia, where higher rain totals are anticipated.
The rest of the week will see temperatures cooling down. Tuesday brings a clearer sky with highs in the mid-50s, offering a break from the rain. Tuesday night, temperatures will dip to the low 30s, signaling a cooler trend that will extend through midweek. Wednesday is expected to remain mostly sunny with a high around 65 degrees, providing ideal conditions for any delayed Veterans Day observances.
Looking ahead, another chance of showers arrives Thursday, keeping the weather pattern variable but manageable. With temperatures remaining moderate, Charleston residents can anticipate a mix of sunshine and light rain through the week. Be sure to stay updated on any weather alerts, especially if planning travel on slick roads during Monday’s showers.
