CHARLESTON, WV — Scattered showers this Thursday morning across Charleston and surrounding areas are forecasted to clear by late afternoon as a weak cold front moves through. Residents should prepare for a cooler, dry evening, with temperatures dropping into the low 40s in mountainous areas and mid-40s in the lowlands. Expect patchy fog to develop in river valleys late tonight, potentially impacting visibility.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Charleston, WV, scattered thunderstorms are possible this morning. These showers are anticipated to dissipate by early afternoon, giving way to mostly cloudy skies. Highs are projected to reach 63–73°F in lowlands and 58–65°F in higher elevations. Tonight, temperatures will plunge to lows of 36–50°F, with fog potentially reducing visibility for those traveling or commuting early Friday.
Five-Day Forecast: Preparing for Veterans Day Weekend
• Friday: Mostly sunny, with highs near 67°F. Cooler air will set in, bringing evening lows down to around 39°F.
• Saturday: Another sunny day, perfect for Veterans Day events. Highs will hover near 68°F, dropping to 50°F at night.
• Sunday: Cloudier conditions return, with rain likely by nightfall. Daytime highs will reach around 67°F.
• Monday: Partly cloudy, with temperatures expected near 65°F.
• Tuesday: Another sunny day, highs around 64°F.
