Charleston, W.Va. – Patriot Day ceremonies across West Virginia will take place under bright skies Thursday, offering a welcome break from summer storms. Clear conditions should allow safe travel on I-64 and other major routes for those attending September 11 remembrance events.
According to the National Weather Service in Charleston, sunshine will dominate Thursday with highs near 83 degrees. Skies stay mostly clear through the evening, with overnight lows near 51. Organizers of public memorials, parades, and school observances should see no weather-related disruptions.
Drivers in Kanawha County can expect dry roads, though morning commuters may notice patches of light fog in rural valleys. Calm winds and warm afternoons will continue into Friday, when temperatures climb into the mid-80s. Outdoor activities, including planned evening vigils, should remain unaffected by rain or severe weather.
Saturday looks equally favorable, with highs near 86 and only a few late-night clouds. Residents are encouraged to stay hydrated as daytime warmth lingers above seasonal averages. Anyone attending outdoor events should also plan for cooler evenings, when lows dip into the mid-50s.
The stretch of stable weather extends through early next week. By Monday, Charleston reaches the upper 80s under sunny skies, keeping fall sports, outdoor gatherings, and school functions on track.
Five Day Forecast for Charleston, WV:
- Thursday: Sunny, high 83. Low 51.
- Friday: Sunny, high 84. Low 54.
- Saturday: Sunny, high 86. Low 57.
- Sunday: Sunny, high 87. Low 60.
- Monday: Sunny, high 86. Low 57.
