CHARLESTON, WV – West Virginia is bracing for another winter storm as residents recover from recent severe flooding. While drier weather is expected today, cold and breezy conditions remain in the mountains, with river flooding affecting parts of the Ohio River until Wednesday.
Forecasters warn that extreme cold temperatures will persist throughout the work week. A new round of accumulating snow is expected to arrive late tonight and last through Thursday, bringing significant snowfall to the southern coalfields and mountain regions. Upslope snow showers may continue into Friday before drier conditions return, allowing for a gradual warmup over the weekend.
The latest storm exacerbates the difficulties faced by communities already dealing with the aftermath of devastating floods. As heavy snowfall approaches, emergency officials urge residents to prepare for hazardous road conditions and potential power outages.
Authorities continue to monitor river levels and assist affected residents. As recovery efforts continue, the state prepares for the ongoing effects of extreme winter weather.
