Increasing Confidence for Accumulating Mountain Snow Showers Sunday Night into the Start of Next Week

A blast of Arctic air overnight Sunday into Monday will mark a changeover from rain to snow for the start of the new work week. Confidence is increasing for accumulating snow showers along the mountains on Monday, where temperatures will remain below freezing. Elsewhere, some snow is still likely, but temperatures will not be supportive of much in the way of accumulations. Read More >

Climate Top Ten for December at Clarksburg, West Virginia

Period of Record: 1922 to 2024

Temperatures (°F)
Warmest			Coldest
#	Average Temp.	Year	#	Average Temp.	Year
1.	47.0	2015	1.	21.6	1989
2.	45.1	1923	2.	23.7	1963
3.	43.8	2021	3.	25.8	2000
4.	42.3	2023	4.	25.9	2010
5.	42.1	1956	5.	26.3	1935
6.	41.5	1971	6.	26.4	1960
7.	41.0	2019	7.	26.5	1944
8.	40.5	1931	8.	27.3	1962
9.	40.0	1940	9.	27.4	1945
10.	39.9	2006, 2012, 2018			1958
Normal: 37.8 (1991-2020 U.S. Climate Normals)

Precipitation (Inches)
Wettest			Driest
#	Amount	Year	#	Amount	Year
1.	9.25	1978	1.	0.65	1925
2.	8.41	1990	2.	0.74	1965
3.	7.75	2007	3.	0.99	1955
4.	6.40	1972	4.	1.26	1938
5.	6.19	1957			1958
6.	6.02	1956	6.	1.39	1963
7.	5.91	1951	7.	1.44	1989
8.	5.54	1923	8.	1.49	2004
9.	5.45	1942	9.	1.52	1950
10.	5.24	2008	10.	1.58	2010
Normal: 3.38 (1991-2020 U.S. Climate Normals)

Monthly Snowfall (Inches)
Greatest			Least
#	Amount	Year	#	Amount	Year
1.	26.5	1944	1.	0.0	1931
2.	16.2	2010			1978
3.	15.2	1935			1979
4.	15.1	2009			1994
5.	15.0	1989			2006
6.	13.9	1929			2015
7.	13.7	1942	7.	T	1938
8.	13.0	1960			1941
		1962			1965
10.	12.5	1969			1980+
Normal: 3.8 (1991-2020 U.S. Climate Normals)