WOAY-TV (Oak Hill, WV): The next round of rain and ice is moving through the region.
5:30 PM: Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill has the details:
9:30 AM: Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill provides an update for our radio partner, Lake Country 95.7-3WS.
6:10 AM: A wintry mix is wrapping up across the region, but additional ice is possible in higher elevations throughout the day. Roads are slick and hazardous—use extreme caution if traveling. Heavy rain returns tonight, bringing an elevated flash flood and mudslide risk overnight. Another round of heavy rain is expected this weekend (Saturday & Sunday), continuing the flood and mudslide threat. Temperatures will fluctuate, with some days bitterly cold and others slightly warmer. Strong winds will add to the uncomfortable conditions throughout the week. Stay warm and avoid unnecessary travel if possible!
11:15 PM: Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill has an updated forecast and discusses why landslides are likely later this week:
9:15 p.m.: Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill provides the latest weather update and snow totals with the current storm and latest trends with the next two systems:
5:45 PM: Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill highlights the ice potential going forward in the latest winter storm:
5:30 PM: Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill provides visual references to the upcoming flooding threat:
4:30 PM Update: Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill has the latest on the threats going forward with the winter storm and the weekend flooding:
7:30 AM, Braden provides a forecast video update on the heavy snow ongoing.
7:30 AM, Tuesday, February 11: Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill provides an update to our radio partner in Summersville.
11:30 PM, Monday, February 10, 2025: Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill has an update during Newswatch at 11 p.m.:
9:30 PM, Monday, February 10, 2025:
Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill updates you on how you can stay ahead of flood waters by signing up for USGS water alerts:
9 PM, Monday, February 10, 2025:
Chief Meteorologist answered viewer questions with respect to the upcoming winter storms:
Landslides and rockslides are likely early Thursday and with the weekend storm as well.
9 AM, Monday, January 10, 2025:
Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill provides a comprehensive weather update on the upcoming storm with our radio partner, Lake Country 3WS:
