Charleston, WV – Residents across West Virginia are set to enjoy a warm, dry weekend before a shift in the weather brings rain chances by early next week. Afternoon highs are expected to reach the mid-80s in the lowlands and mid-60s in the mountains, while overnight lows dip into the 40s and 50s.
Sunny Weekend Ahead
The National Weather Service in Charleston reports that a dominant high-pressure system will keep skies mostly sunny through Monday. This provides favorable conditions for outdoor activities, making it an ideal weekend for residents to enjoy parks, hikes, and other recreational plans.
Temperature Details Across the State
- Lowlands: Daytime highs in the upper 70s to mid-80s.
- Mountain Areas: Cooler temperatures in the 60s and 70s.
- Overnight Lows: Low 40s in higher elevations, mid-50s in valleys.
These mild conditions offer a pleasant break before the expected weather changes early next week.
Rain and Cooler Weather Expected Tuesday
Forecasters warn that a cold front will move in by Tuesday, bringing the next chance for rain showers that may continue into Wednesday. Following the rain, temperatures will cool down, marking a transition to more autumn-like conditions:
- Highs: Drop into the 60s
- Lows: Range in the 40s across much of the state
Residents should prepare for this shift, especially if planning outdoor events early in the week.
Advice for Residents
The National Weather Service encourages West Virginians to make the most of the sunny weekend while it lasts. This short window of warm, dry weather is perfect for outdoor activities and errands before unsettled conditions arrive.
What do you think about this weekend’s sunny stretch? Share your plans or experiences in the comments below.
