Charleston, W.V.
The National Meteorological Service estimates that a rapid moving clipper system will cross the West Virginia on Friday morning on Saturday morning and will give up snowfall in view of this.
“We are going to see a very early moving system. From Friday night we will see some snow shower approaches from the west and it can begin as some rain in the West Virginia Terai,” the meteorologist who Kurtis said with Charlston Weather Bureau.
In the 50s and 60s, snowfall may begin in the form of rain in the Terai after several days of temperatures. By Saturday, the total accumulation is expected to be one inch either in the Terai and 2 to 5 inches in high height.
Light temperatures and sunshine are expected to return next week.