HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Sunny and dry weather will continue over the next several days, which is certainly good news for areas working to clean up after the recent flooding. The last river in flood is the Ohio River, which is also continuing to fall. Meanwhile, temperatures will be chilly through the weekend before warming back up to springlike levels by the middle of next week.
Thursday morning starts sunny but with a wide range in temperatures. Sheltered valleys and rural locations are seeing readings as low as the upper 20s, while hilltops are starting near 40 degrees. Either way, afternoon temperatures for all locations will reach the low 50s for the afternoon. Mainly sunny and dry conditions will continue, however, northern locations particularly could see a bit of added cloud cover.
The Ohio River at Point Pleasant is expected to fall below flood stage Thursday afternoon.
Expect a mostly clear sky Thursday night into Friday morning with cold temperatures falling to the mid 20s. The Ohio River at Huntington and Ashland will fall below flood stage during this time period.
Abundant sunshine will be seen on Friday, but high temperatures only reach the mid 40s for the afternoon. The Ohio River at Portsmouth is projected to fall below flood stage Friday afternoon.
Morning clouds on Saturday quickly give way to lots of sunshine for the afternoon with continued chilly temperatures only reaching the mid 40s.
Sunday stays sunny and dry with high temperatures in the upper 40s.
On Monday, expect a sunny day with highs in the mid 50s.
Despite some added cloud cover, Tuesday and Wednesday remain dry with high temperatures getting back to the low to mid 60s.
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The Link LonkMarch 04, 2021 at 07:43PM
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