The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for parts of southeastern West Virginia. This warning covers counties such as Greenbrier, Summers, Mercer, and Monroe. A total of five to eight inches of snow is expected in these areas. The National Weather Service is recommending that residents prepare for the storm by keeping emergency supplies in their cars. This will make traveling to work or school on Sunday easier.
A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for portions of Augusta County, Mercer County, and Monroe County until 6 PM Sunday. The warning also covers parts of Pendleton, Randolph, and Wayne counties. Those in the region should stay indoors. The Virginia Department of Transportation is treating roads, hoping to avoid the worst-case scenario – thousands of drivers stranded on Interstate 95 two weeks ago. In addition, people should stock up on deicing materials and have sidewalks and steps ready. NBC Washington also has a special app for severe weather alerts.
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for portions of southeastern West Virginia on Saturday. The warning covers Summers, Mercer, and Monroe counties. A winter storm will dump 5 to 8 inches of snow in these counties. The storm will cause power outages and possibly downed trees. For those without electricity, the worst effects of the storm will be felt Monday and Tuesday, so if you have to travel, you should plan ahead and make sure you have access to a generator.
The snowfall will be the largest part of the day for the eastern U.S. on Sunday and into early Monday. If you must travel, postpone your trip until the conditions improve in the early part of next week. During the peak of the storm, the greatest snowfall threat will remain north of the Interstate 95 corridor between Washington, D.C. The best chance of 6 to 12 inches of snow will occur from eastern West Virginia, and northeast into parts of Maine.
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the state of West Virginia, affecting parts of the northern and central portions of the state. The forecast indicates heavy snow with some ice. The snow will make traveling difficult. Moreover, the forecast may include sleet and freezing rain. The road conditions will be hazardous on Sunday, especially if you are not careful. This could affect travelers’ plans.
The warning is to inform the public and NWS partners about the severity of a winter storm. The index reflects the intensity of winter precipitation and societal impacts. The forecast for Sunday afternoon is a Winter Storm Warning, and residents should prepare accordingly. The weather service will issue an updated forecast based on the latest information. In the meantime, they should stock up on food and water.
