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Dry and pleasant weather continues through Friday night. Fog is likely in the river valleys late tonight and again Friday night. Rain from the remnants of Hurricane Isaias moves in later Saturday and continues through Sunday night. Most places can expect 0.75-2.00 inches, with the heavier amounts toward the Middle Ohio Valley. Given the recent dry weather, this rainfall will be mostly beneficial. Localized corridors of heavier rain could however result in a few instances of flash flooding later Saturday night into Sunday. In addition, breezy to gusty southeast winds are expected Saturday night into Sunday, especially in and just west of the higher terrain in the typical downslope areas. Drier weather builds on Monday across the region.
Rain from the remnants of Hurricane Isaias moves in later Saturday and continues through Sunday night. Most places can expect 0.75-2.00 inches, with the heavier amounts toward the Middle Ohio Valley. Given the recent dry weather, this rainfall will be mostly beneficial. Localized corridors of heavier rain could however result in a few instances of flash flooding later Saturday night into Sunday. In addition, breezy to gusty southeast winds are expected Saturday night into Sunday, especially in and just west of the higher terrain in the typical downslope areas. Drier weather builds on Monday across the region.
Daily climate information from each of the six climate sites in the NWS Charleston forecast area - Beckley, WV (KBKW); Charleston, WV (KCRW); Clarksburg, WV (KCKB); Elkins, WV (KEKN); Huntington, WV (KHTS); and Parkersburg, WV (KPKB).

 

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