Charleston, West Virginia – Thunderstorms could snarl commutes and spark localized flooding Thursday across Charleston as another round of heavy rain targets the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Charleston, widespread showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected Thursday afternoon into the evening, with new rainfall totals possibly nearing an inch. Flood-prone areas along I-64 and U.S. Route 60 may see brief high water, especially where multiple rounds of rain overlap.
Humidity remains high and temperatures will push near 78°F before showers taper by Thursday night. Winds will be light but variable throughout the day. Friday brings another round of scattered storms, mainly after 3 p.m., with additional rainfall totals up to three-quarters of an inch possible. Daytime highs stay near 71°F.
The National Weather Service’s Hazardous Weather Outlook highlights potential water issues through tonight but eases concerns from Friday through early next week. No severe weather is currently expected beyond localized downpours.
🌤 5-Day Summer Outlook:
- Saturday: Partly cloudy, warm. High near 74°F.
- Sunday: Slight chance of showers. High 76°F.
- Monday: Sunny and dry. High 79°F.
- Monday Night: Clear skies. Low near 54°F.
- Tuesday (June 3): Summer-like temps return with a high of 84°F and no rain expected.
Stay weather-aware Thursday and limit travel if road conditions worsen. More alerts may be issued as storms develop.
