Monday Weather Alert: Wintry Conditions Mark Start of Work Week
As the work week begins, the region faces significant wintry conditions. A weather alert has been issued, indicating chilly temperatures, gusty winds, and the potential for accumulating snow.
Monday Weather Alert: Wintry Conditions Ahead
The first workday of the week brings an abrupt drop in temperatures. Morning lows are in the 30s, and gusty winds are causing wind chills near freezing.
Severe Cold Expected
Conditions will worsen into Tuesday morning, with overnight lows falling to the 20s and even the teens in some areas. Sustained winds of 10-20 mph will make it feel even colder, with feels-like temperatures dipping into the single digits in many regions.
Winter Weather Advisory
A winter weather advisory is currently in effect until 7 AM Tuesday, warning of icy conditions on the roads. Drivers should exercise caution due to the possibility of slick surfaces.
- Advisory Duration: Until 7 AM Tuesday
- Wind Chill: Feels like temperatures in the teens and single digits
- Overnight Low: Expected in the 20s and teens
Localized Snow Showers
Some areas, particularly ski resorts in West Virginia, may experience localized snow showers today. While central regions might see a few flurries, any snow accumulation is likely to be minimal, as temperatures will prevent significant sticking on surfaces.
- Major Accumulation: Mostly expected in West Virginia
- Flurries: Possible in the New River and Roanoke Valleys
A Break from the Cold
However, relief is on the horizon. By midweek, a change in wind patterns will lead to a gradual warming trend. Temperatures are expected to return to seasonal norms by Wednesday, alleviating the frigid conditions experienced at the start of the week.
Stay tuned to Emegypt for updates on weather conditions and alerts throughout the week.
