Charleston, WV — Showers are expected to develop later today as a cold front moves through West Virginia, with Thursday set to bring drier, warmer conditions. Travelers and residents near Route 60 should be prepared for wet roads and potential delays.
According to the National Weather Service, today will start with cloudy skies, accompanied by temperatures in the 60s to low 70s. Showers are possible in the mountains by the afternoon. Thursday is expected to be sunny, with highs near 80 degrees in lowland areas, offering a brief reprieve.
However, a disturbance is predicted to arrive Friday afternoon, bringing storms to the mountains. Those traveling along major roadways, such as Route 60, should monitor conditions closely. Mountain areas could see flash flooding risks with afternoon storms, while lower elevations may remain dry.
The weekend is forecast to clear up by Saturday, with warm and sunny weather. Residents should keep an eye on local forecasts and prepare for any travel disruptions. Stay tuned to local updates and take precautions if planning outdoor activities in mountain areas.
