A bit of rain, snow, and wind on tap for Saturday; we look colder into Sunday

TONIGHT — TONIGHT(maxuser | WVVA WEATHER)

BLUEFIELD, W.Va. (WVVA) - Tonight, temps will hit the 30s and low 40s, and we’ll see gradually increasing cloud cover out ahead of an incoming frontal system.

TOMORROW — TOMORROW(maxuser | WVVA WEATHER)

Light on and off rain looks likely on and off throughout the day Saturday, mixing with a bit of snow by the late afternoon/early evening. The flood risk should stay minimal, and snow won’t amount to much Saturday night-Sunday (generally flakes to 1″ at best across the higher terrain). Highs Saturday will be in the 40s.

MINOR SNOW SAT NIGHT- SUNDAY AM — MINOR SNOW SAT NIGHT- SUNDAY AM(maxuser | WVVA WEATHER)

Temps will dip into the teens Saturday night, so BLACK ICE will be a concern as anything wet freezes over. We’ll be a bit windy Saturday and into Saturday night, so wind chills will likely dip into the single digits for many! BUNDLE UP!

WIND CHILLS — WIND CHILLS(maxuser | WVVA WEATHER)

Sunday looks dry and sunny but cold, with highs in the 30s. Sunday night, temps will hit the teens again.

FORECASTED HIGH TEMPS — FORECASTED HIGH TEMPS(maxuser | WVVA WEATHER)

We look warmer again to start next week, and should hit the 50s and 60s by Tue-Wed.

STAY TUNED!

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