Charleston, WV – Spring weather brings a mix of frost and thunderstorms to West Virginia, impacting local areas through mid-week.
Residents in central, northern, and southern West Virginia should prepare for a sudden drop in temperatures, especially on Sunday morning, when frost is expected. Low temperatures will dip near 34°F, posing a risk to sensitive vegetation and outdoor plants. This could also affect early morning drivers, especially on higher elevations and rural roads.
According to the National Weather Service, additional frost is forecasted for Wednesday and Thursday mornings. As spring temperatures fluctuate, expect widespread cold spells through early next week.
Thunderstorms will also become a concern late Monday afternoon and evening, with strong to severe storms possible. The storms will be accompanied by heavy rainfall and gusty winds. West Virginians should stay alert for severe weather warnings, particularly around 4 PM Monday and through the evening.
Tuesday will bring a break from rain, with partly sunny skies and highs near 61°F. However, the threat of showers returns Wednesday, with a 50% chance of rain continuing into Thursday.
5-Day Forecast:
- Sunday: Low 34°F, high 64°F, frost possible before 9 AM.
- Monday: Low 49°F, high 78°F, thunderstorms possible late afternoon and evening (70% chance).
- Tuesday: Low 39°F, high 61°F, partly sunny.
- Wednesday: Low 48°F, high 66°F, 50% chance of showers.
- Thursday: Low 50°F, high 63°F, 60% chance of showers.
