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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- Good morning all and happy Friday! We are going to have a nice day to end the work week, with very limited rain chances in our neck of the woods. As of 5 a.m., there are strong storms well to our south in the southwest corner of the state. Most
We’re heading into another rainy stretch here in southern West Virginia. After a soggy start today, showers and storms are expected to continue daily through at least Thursday—which includes your Father’s Day plans.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- Happy Saturday folks! We are looking at a mostly pleasant week ahead with only two days with a chance of rain and warm conditions. Highs are going to bounce around normal (85 degrees) each day this week, with some days just below that, and others just above that. Luckily, no day is expected to be swelteringly hot.
We’re tracking widespread rain showers and storms across the region this evening, and the wet weather isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Rain is expected each day through Thursday, which aligns with June being one of our historically rainiest months. While tomorrow may bring storms to fewer people than today, Tuesday is shaping up to be another widespread soaking for many in southern West Virginia.
By: Katie Frazier
Haven’t you heard? Summer is making a bold entrance, and it’s coming in hot! Southern West Virginia is in for a steamy stretch of weather, with temperatures running about 10 degrees above average each day this week. Many towns will be flirting with or even surpassing 90 degrees—and that’s just the air temperature!
Good evening, folks, and Happy Sunday! As we mentioned yesterday—it’s going to be hot, and today was just a taste of what’s in store for the week ahead. With highs climbing toward record levels, this is shaping up to be one seriously sweaty stretch, so grab that water bottle and keep it close!
We’re looking at a couple of rainy days ahead before we kick off America’s birthday celebration. Along with the showers, warm and steamy conditions will continue across the region.
We’re tracking showers and storms across the area this evening, and those rain chances will stick around through Tuesday. Over the next few days, expect rounds of hearty rainfall—some storms could be heavy enough to spark localized flooding concerns. Not everyone will see rain, but most will likely hear some rumbles of thunder echoing through the mountain valleys.
Howdy folks and happy Sunday. We are looking at a hot and wet week across Southern West Virginia with daily rain chances expected, in addition to above average temperatures. Moisture from what used to be Chantal will approach the area tonight, but most, if not all, will stay dry this evening. This will quickly change starting on Monday.
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