Special Weather Statement
Pocahontas, Randolph and Webster counties, WV · ended Today 4:15 AM EST
A heads-up about weather that could affect you soon, such as a strong storm, gusty wind or a change in conditions.
*******RAIN WILL TRANSITION TO SNOW TONIGHT*******
A secondary cold front will move through the area tonight resulting in the arrival of colder temperatures. Rain showers will transition to a mix or all snow across the mountains late tonight and early Friday morning, especially the higher elevations above 2,500 feet.
Accumulations will be very light for most at generally less than an inch, however elevations around or above 3,500 feet could see snowfall accumulations between 1-2" tonight through Friday morning.
Slick and snow covered roads are possible for the Friday morning commute. Please allow extra time to reach your destination and remain aware of hazardous road conditions.
What to do during a Special Weather Statement
- 1Read the statementIt says what to expect and where.
- 2Keep alerts onA watch or warning may follow if conditions get worse.
Watch vs. Warning
Special Weather Statement questions
Is a Special Weather Statement a warning?
No. It is a notice about weather that is below warning level but still worth knowing about.