OAK HILL, WV (WOAY) – Now that the cool front that produced the strong to severe storms that we saw yesterday in the northern parts of the area is gone, cool temperatures have taken over. Highs today will wind up in the 50s and lower 60s at all the reporting stations around the region.
With the cool start, dry air in place, and cool air filtering into the region from Canada, we can expect lows to drop into the 30s almost everywhere tonight. Patchy frost is likely in most areas along and north of I-64 and the West Virginia Turnpike from Beckley north to the Kanawha County line.
Frost Advisories are in effect there. In the highest elevation locations, some areas could drop to freezing, and in northwest Pocahontas County, a Freeze Warning is in effect. Be sure to take care of any tender vegetation along with animals that might be sensitive to the cold.
