West Virginia is expected to have active weather starting late Wednesday night and continuing into the Fourth of July holiday weekend. The National Weather Service in Charleston, West Virginia, reports that significant storms with the possibility of lightning and wind gusts that could cause damage are predicted for Thursday. When thunderstorms are present, residents are recommended to seek cover.
Thursday’s weather forecast calls for temperatures between 75 and 90 degrees along with widespread thunderstorms caused by a cold front passing through the region. There is a 70-85% chance of rain on Thursday. The cold front is expected to stall overhead on Friday, resulting in a 75-85% chance of rain and the possibility of showers and storms with similar temperatures.
It is anticipated that by Saturday, conditions would get drier as high pressure builds. As the last of the rains taper off, the afternoon high will be between 70 and 86 degrees with a 0–25% chance of rain. Residents are advised by the weather service to keep track of local weather patterns and to be ready for any potential severe weather on Thursday and Friday. The National Weather Service will give frequent updates to guarantee public safety over the holiday weekend.
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