Weather Forecast: Thunderstorms and Rainfall Expected Across West Virginia
Isolated thunderstorms are anticipated across West Virginia this evening, with a cluster of strong storms expected to impact the lower Ohio Valley. According to the US National Weather Service in Charleston, these storms may affect the Huntington tristate area and Tug Fork regions from tonight through Thursday.
Forecast Overview
Tonight: Expect isolated thunderstorms, with some potentially strong and heavy storms moving through the lower Ohio Valley. Key hazards include locally strong to damaging wind gusts and heavy rainfall, which may lead to water issues in poorly drained areas.
Thursday: The threat of severe thunderstorms and heavy rain will shift northeastward. The high temperature will reach 89°F with a 50% chance of rain. Risks for severe weather and excessive rainfall will continue throughout the day.
Friday: Unsettled weather persists with a 55% chance of rain and a high of 89°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely to continue throughout the day.
Saturday: Thunderstorms are expected to linger with a 60% chance of rain and a cooler high of 82°F. A cold front is anticipated to start clearing out the storms by the evening.
Sunday: The weather is expected to improve, with a 40% chance of lingering showers and a high of 87°F.
Next Week: The start of the week will bring sunny and dry conditions, with temperatures gradually climbing back into the 90s. Expect highs of 90°F on Monday, 91°F on Tuesday, and 90°F on Wednesday, providing a break from the recent rainy weather.
Stay tuned for further updates and be prepared for changing conditions throughout the week.