PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) – Overnight tonight can be on the calmer facet, with temperatures expected to be close to freezing by Friday morning.
Winds will start choosing up stronger all through the day Friday, with the strongest winds expected across the early-mid afternoon. The 45-55 mph winds may trigger downed bushes and powerlines, which may additionally result in energy outages across the area. A wind advisory can be in have an effect on from 8 a.m. to eight p.m. Friday, as winds will begin calming down stepping into Friday night time.
The weekend can be somewhat calmer, with Saturday hovering within the mid-50s, adopted by the low 70s on Sunday in entrance of our subsequent chilly entrance coming in Monday morning, which can be accompanied by a spherical of rain and presumably snow.
The present timeframe for the rain is Monday mid morning-early afternoon, adopted by one other fast chilly snap heading into Tuesday, with temperatures falling again into the 20s and 30s.
The excellent news is, we are going to steadily heat again up heading into the second half of subsequent week.
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