Chad Merrill is the Chief Meteorologist for WOAY-TV, focusing on providing accurate and timely weather forecasts for Oak Hill, West Virginia, and the surrounding areas. With his expertise in meteorology, Chad has also contributed to publications such as the Cumberland Times-News and WTOP News, ensuring that his weather updates reach a wider audience.
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Chad Merrill's focus is on local weather events in Oak Hill, West Virginia. His coverage primarily revolves around seasonal and event-based topics such as winter storms, precipitation, and temperature changes.
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Monday’s 3.3-magnitude earthquake in southeast Ohio felt by many folks was one of many quakes to hit the region over the last 100 years.
Following a gorgeous sunset, a rapidly changing weather pattern is in store for Wednesday.
The winds will become elevated with gusts to 30 mph and falling temperatures and rain between 6-9 p.m. as a front pushes through the region.
Mother Nature isn’t bringing much of a break between weather systems with snow expected to develop between 1-3 p.m. Friday.
While the winter storm so far hasn’t produced on snow, colder air will allow the flakes to fly tonight.
A few snow showers are expected today in between periods of sunshine, but only a dusting is expected and then snow melting resumes Sunday into Monday.
Temperatures will gradually warm this week but there are a few minor bumps in the roads to keep in mind.
Cold pavement and air temperatures preceding a front will help instigate a period of freezing rain and light snow Tuesday morning.
Walkways, driveways, alleyways, your car windshield and overpasses will be a bit slippery for a brief period on Christmas Eve.
The clouds will remain stubborn today but we see warmer changes on the horizon for Christmas Day into the weekend.
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