Charleston, WV – Snow showers and gusty winds are expected to impact higher elevations of West Virginia tonight, with accumulations ranging from 1 to 4 inches.
According to the National Weather Service in Charleston, snowfall will begin later this evening and continue overnight. Areas above 3,000 feet in elevation, including Snowshoe and Harman, will see the heaviest accumulations. The highest mountain peaks could receive up to 4 inches of snow, while lower elevations are expected to receive lighter amounts.
The combination of accumulating snow and gusty winds may lead to snow-covered and slick road conditions overnight into Friday morning. Travelers are advised to exercise caution, reduce speeds, and allow extra time for travel, especially in mountainous areas.
While this late-season snowfall is not uncommon for the region, it may impact early morning commutes. Drivers should be prepared for winter-like conditions and monitor local weather updates for any changes in the forecast.
For the latest weather advisories and road conditions, check with the West Virginia Department of Transportation and the National Weather Service.
