More substantial precipitation is set to arrive early Monday morning. Sunday will be nearly similar as Saturday in terms of weather conditions: namely, expect patchy drizzle/mist/snowflakes under a cloudy sky as high temperatures struggle to rise much past the low 30s. Localized flooding will also be possible. As patchy drizzle/mist/fog and even the potential for a few snowflakes continue, the threat for black ice is renewed for many locations. WSAZ 645 Fifth Avenue Huntington, WV 25701 (304) 697-4780 Public Inspection File. News American Foundation ofUpdated: 7 hours ago A quick-hitting thunderstorm dumped heavy rain late Monday afternoon on parts of. Damaging wind gusts, hail, and isolated tornadoes are all possible hazards, the National Weather Service confirmed. Temperatures will be at or below freezing Saturday evening and continue to slowly drop overnight, bottoming out in the mid to upper 20s Sunday morning. So, there is certainly no shortage of excitement in the weather department this week! This will be followed by yet another system during the Thursday and early Friday time frame that looks to bring another wide variety of precipitation types. (WSAZ) - All eyes are on an impending winter storm set to arrive Sunday morning across the region, and WINTER STORM WATCHES have been posted by the National Weather Service. However, this is the calm before the storm - literally - as another winter storm takes shape from Monday into early Tuesday. (WSAZ) - After a dreary day on Saturday, Sunday will see similarly dismal conditions.

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