CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Residents in southern West Virginia are bracing for winter weather as the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory set to take effect late Thursday night. The advisory will remain in effect until early Friday afternoon, warning locals of potential snowfall and hazardous conditions.
Meteorologists are tracking a clipper system that is expected to bring varying amounts of snow to the region. Forecasts indicate that areas within the southern coalfields could receive snowfall accumulations closer to four inches, while the Charleston-Huntington corridor may see between one to three inches of snow.
The Winter Weather Advisory is officially set for 10 p.m. Thursday through 1 p.m. Friday, prompting residents to prepare for potential travel disruptions and difficult road conditions. Motorists are urged to exercise caution during this period, as the combination of snow and cold temperatures may lead to icy surfaces.
As the weather event approaches, communities are encouraged to stay informed and monitor updates from the National Weather Service for the latest forecasts and safety recommendations.
