West Virginia residents should prepare for a mix of snow and rain Thursday, with gusty winds and dropping temperatures impacting travel. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for possible hazardous conditions, particularly along I-64 and in the Charleston area.
According to the National Weather Service in Charleston, rain will develop Thursday morning before transitioning to snow in some areas by evening. Winds will pick up from the south at 10-20 mph, with gusts reaching 30 mph. Temperatures will drop from a high of 58°F during the day to around 29°F at night. Snow accumulation is expected to be minimal but could create slick road conditions.
By Thursday night, precipitation will taper off, with lingering snow showers possible in higher elevations. Friday will be sunny but colder, with a high of 55°F. The weekend brings mostly clear skies, with highs near 60°F on Saturday and a low of 32°F that night. Another round of showers is likely Sunday, with a 70% chance of rain on Monday.
Drivers should monitor road conditions, especially on I-64, and prepare for sudden weather changes. Stay updated with NOAA Weather Radio or visit weather.gov for the latest forecasts.
