This weekend brings a welcome change with cooler and mainly dry conditions across the region. High pressure is moving through to our north, helping to keep things calm and seasonable. Thomas Kootz wboy.com/weather/foreca…

Radar remains clear this afternoon. Expect that to continue through midweek. After a very hot month of July with 28 days at or above average temps, August has started off pleasantly cool, and we'll see temps sit below average for the majority of the next week. Thomas Kootz

A quiet and pleasant end to the weekend is in store, thanks to a high-pressure system just north of the region. As we head into Monday, expect continued dry weather, with comfortable temperatures and low humidity. wboy.com/weather/foreca… Thomas Kootz

Temperatures will be below normal to start off the week with comfortable dew points. For more details, visit bit.ly/3QFcddp -Erika Mrazik

Thoughts? Justin Kiefer wboy.com/weather #wvwx

Tuesday will be a little cooler than today, thanks to more cloud cover. With increasing moisture in the air, there’s a chance for a few isolated showers across the region. The forecast for North Central West Virginia. Justin Kiefer  wboy.com/weather/foreca…

Our Tuesday is looking dry after those mountain showers we saw earlier, and temperatures will be comfortable through the day with a high in the low 80s and dew points in the upper 50s. For more details, visit bit.ly/3QFcddp -Erika Mrazik

SMOKECAST | Tracking wildfire smoke today and some hazy skies can be expected across North Central West Virginia this evening and again Wednesday Afternoon. Not particularly thick but will haze the skies~Justin Justin Kiefer wboy.com/weather #wvwx

We’re looking at a stretch of mostly dry and pleasant weather, thanks to a big dome of high pressure sitting over the Atlantic. That will keep sunshine and calm conditions in place for most of us. Justin Kiefer  wboy.com/weather/foreca…

Conditions stay dry and comfortable for the midweek before heat and humidity build towards the end of this week. For more details, visit bit.ly/3QFcddp -Erika Mrazik

It’s shaping up to be a mostly dry week across the region, but don’t rule out a few isolated storms across the east each day. Things will start heating up this weekend Justin Kiefer  wboy.com/weather/foreca…

Temperatures are slightly below average today, and we are looking at mostly clear skies with a bit of haze. For more details, visit bit.ly/3QFcddp -Erika Mrazik

High pressure stretching down the Appalachian Mountains is keeping our weather fairly quiet. Tonight, skies will be mostly clear with very light winds. Friday will continue the mild and dry trend. Thomas Kootz wboy.com/weather/foreca…

We're looking at another mostly clear day. Temperatures are near normal today, but we will be heating up for the weekend. For more details, visit bit.ly/3QFcddp -Erika Mrazik

An Air Quality Advisory is an effect until 11 PM this evening. This includes Monongalia, Marion, Preston, and Tucker counties in NCWV. Canadian wildfire smoke across the region may lead to air quality that is unhealthy for sensitive groups. (Posted 8/8/25 1:45p) -Erika Mrazik

We’re heading into a stretch of mostly dry weather with some summer heat and humidity this weekend. Aside from the chance of a stray afternoon shower, things will stay pretty quiet through the weekend. Thomas Kootz wboy.com/weather/foreca…

We’re looking at dry and quiet weather through the rest of the weekend, thanks to high pressure settled over the region. Saturday and Sunday should both bring plenty of sunshine and no rain to worry about. Thomas Kootz wboy.com/weather/foreca…

Monday brings pleasant but hot weather, and chances for rain/storms return Tuesday. For more details, visit bit.ly/3QFcddp -Erika Mrazik

High pressure remains in control tonight and Tuesday, with expected highs in the low 90s. A cold front brings a change on Wednesday, with multiple rounds of showers and storms possible throughout the day. Thomas Kootz wboy.com/weather/foreca…

We have hot and humid weather today with a chance for isolated storms later, mostly for the mountains. For more details, visit bit.ly/3QFcddp -Erika Mrazik