<body><div><p>Charleston, WV – A frost advisory is in effect this morning for Charleston and surrounding areas, as temperatures dip into the 30s. Residents should prepare for the chill, particularly if traveling on I-64, where cold temperatures may cause minor morning disruptions. The frost warning is expected to lift by 9 a.m. as sunny skies warm up the region.</p><p>According to the National Weather Service, Charleston will see temperatures gradually rise to the upper 50s by this afternoon, with continued sunshine. Tonight, another round of patchy frost is possible as temperatures drop back to freezing. If you’re planning to head out early, it’s important to bundle up and protect any sensitive plants, as overnight lows will hover around 32°F.</p><p>Looking ahead, the area will enjoy warmer weather as the weekend approaches. Friday will bring sunny skies with highs in the upper 60s, while Saturday and Sunday will see temperatures soar into the 70s, providing ideal conditions for outdoor activities. Clear skies and dry conditions are forecast through Monday, with highs reaching near 76°F.</p><p>With no rain expected, locals can expect smooth travel on I-64 and surrounding roadways. As the temperature shift takes place, consider adjusting your morning commute to account for possible frost on the roadways.</p></div></body>

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Charleston, WV Braces for Frost Early Thursday, Weekend Sunshine to Warm Up Roads

Charleston, WV – A frost advisory is in effect this morning for Charleston and surrounding areas, as temperatures dip into the 30s. Residents should prepare for the chill, particularly if traveling on I-64, where cold temperatures may cause minor morning disruptions. The frost warning is expected to lift by 9 a.m. as sunny skies warm up the region.