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Charleston, WV – A marginal risk for severe storms will impact West Virginia on Sunday, bringing gusty winds and heavy rainfall.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), a cold front sweeping across the region will trigger thunderstorms and showers throughout the day. Gusts could reach 45 mph, with rainfall totals up to an inch possible in certain areas. The main threat includes damaging winds, which may lead to scattered power outages.
Drivers on I-64 and surrounding roadways should exercise caution as reduced visibility and ponding on roads may occur. Stay updated with local alerts and ensure you have multiple ways to receive weather warnings.
Detailed Forecast for the Week Ahead:
• Sunday: Showers likely by mid-morning, with a possible thunderstorm after 10 a.m. Highs near 67°F and gusts up to 33 mph.
• Sunday Night: Rain persists before tapering off. Overnight lows around 44°F. New precipitation totals could exceed a quarter inch.
• Monday: Mostly cloudy with a chance of early showers. Highs reach 55°F, making it a milder start to the week.
• Tuesday: Expect widespread rain with highs near 56°F. Rainfall rates may pick up during the afternoon.
• New Year’s Day: Cooler conditions settle in, with highs around 42°F and a lingering chance of showers.
Residents are advised to secure outdoor furniture and prepare for possible power interruptions on Sunday. For travelers, check for weather-related delays before heading out.
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