A storm system moving east across West Virginia to the Mid-Atlantic region brought a soaking rain, heaviest in the southern part of the state. Temperatures held in the upper 50s to low 60s due to the damp conditions.
A cold front will move through tonight, accompanied by a few showers that will end early Saturday. High pressure will work in through the weekend, providing dry weather and a cool northwesterly flow of air. Temperatures will edge into the low 70s with developing sunshine.
A warm front will lift north across the state on Monday, as winds turn southerly, bringing summer-like conditions to start the week. A stray shower is possible later in the day over the western half of the state. Temperatures will rise into the 80s through Wednesday, before a cold front pushes in from the west with showers later in the week.
Forecast
- Friday: Rainy day, drying this evening. High 63
- Tonight: Scattered showers. Low 55
- Saturday: Clouds early, clearing. High 70
- Sunday: Sunny, pleasant. High 72 (47)
- Monday: Partly sunny, warmer. High 79 (52)
- Tuesday: Sunny. High 84 (58)
- Wednesday: Partly sunny, High 86 (65)
- Thursday: Showers, storms. High 81 (65)
